Édouard Vocoret left his family's larger Chablis house to make wine his own way — tiny single plots, wild yeasts, no new oak, minimal sulfur — and his wife Eleni brings the imprint of her time with the great Dauvissat. 'Bas de Chapelot' is their only right-bank parcel, sitting at the base of the celebrated Chapelot climat of Montée de Tonnerre, on deeper Kimmeridgian clay and limestone with vines around 40 years old. Think of it as a baby Montée de Tonnerre: crystalline and flinty, all river-stone minerality and cut, with texture built from long lees aging rather than oak. 2024 was a brutal, tiny vintage in Chablis, which makes this classical, saline, deeply mineral white all the more precious. Chablis as it's meant to taste — nervy, honest, and alive.