Château de Fleys Estate

Anecdotes from the Estate: An estate steeped in history in the heart of Burgundy. This estate produces fine, mineral wines that will rekindle your desire to drink Chablis. A Brief History of the Estate: In 1988, André Philippon purchased Château de Fleys. Initially, it consisted of only a 1-hectare walled vineyard. This building is a hunting lodge dating from the late 17th century, having belonged to the Lord of Parthenay, equerry to Louis XIV. Since then, the Château has undergone numerous changes. In 2006, Béatrice and Benoît, André Philippon's children, decided to build a new winery. More modern and better equipped, it can be found at 2 rue des Fourneaux. Today, the estate is run by Julien's great-grandchildren. This is how Béatrice, Benoît, and Olivier joined the estate in 2007. They perpetuate the family tradition, while modernizing it by each adding their personal touch. The goal is to continue developing the quality of the wines. The pride of the estate: The story of our Château begins with the arrival of Julien Philippon at the end of the 19th century in Fleys. A former lumberjack, originally from the Morvan region, he decided to settle in Chablis, where he invested in woodland, land, and vineyards, which today make up almost the entire estate. Since then, the estate has been passed down from father to son, generation after generation. The vineyard covers 26 hectares, producing wines that reflect the terroir.