If you loved the classic Guy Robin style, this flagship release under the new Maison Regain label represents the absolute pinnacle of the estate's new chapter. Marie-Ange Robin joined forces with top Chablis winemaker Lucie Depuydt to elevate her family’s crowning achievement: prized old-vine parcels in Les Clos, the single most famous Grand Cru slope in the appellation. With a subtle label facelift matching its elevated contents, this debut Grand Cru release competes head-to-head with $200+ bottles across the region.

Originating from a south-facing amphitheater of white Kimmeridgian marl, this 2024 Les Clos was the crowning glory of our recent portfolio tasting. It seamlessly balances ripe orchard fruit, white truffle, and crystalline chalkiness with towering structural muscle and opulence. Built on old-vine concentration and pristine acidity, this is a trophy white Burgundy meant to be tucked away in the cellar for 10 to 20 years.

Why We Like It

• King of Grand Crus: Sourced from Les Clos, universally acknowledged as the greatest vineyard slope in Chablis.

• Icon-Tier Evolution: The crown jewel of the new Robin & Depuydt partnership, offering world-class Grand Cru depth.

• Decade-Plus Runway: Deep old-vine structure, rich texture, and towering minerality built for long-term cellaring.

How to Serve It

• Decant: 45–60 minutes when opening young.

• Temp: 49–54°F (avoid over-chilling to allow complex aromatics to open).

• Glass: Large Burgundy stem.

• Pairing: Butter-poached lobster, halibut in beurre blanc, or aged Comté cheese.