This impeccable producer of Kimmeridgian Chardonnay at reasonable prices has long been a mainstay of WineWise. The Geoffroy family has been farming the same Kimmeridgian limestone soils since 1850, and the estate today is a model of classical Chablis: stainless steel dominant, extended lees contact, HVE3 certified, and a range that is effortless to sell because it is effortless to understand. Founder Alain passed away in 2020, and the estate is now capably run by his daughter Nathalie and Cyrille Mignotte, the domaine's oenologist of over 30 years, whose longstanding commitment has carried the estate through consecutive vintages of unbearable losses, whether by frost, hail, or oidium. Supplies on some wines remain strictly allocated; others have disappeared entirely for stretches. The corkscrew museum (reputedly the largest collection in existence) tells you something about how seriously this family has always taken wine culture.