WineGuessrAOC · White
Where is Château-Chalon wine from?
Château-Chalon is a white wine from Château-Chalon, in Jura, France. It is an AOC wine made from Savagnin.
Château-Chalon at a glance
| Classification | AOC |
|---|---|
| Appellation | Château-Chalon |
| Style | White wine |
| Grape | Savagnin |
| Village or town | Château-Chalon |
| Region | Jura |
| Country | France |
| Coordinates | 46.7547, 5.6261 |
Château-Chalon
Château-Chalon, Jura, France
AOC
Vin jaune only
- Appellation
- Château-Chalon
- Grapes
- Savagnin
Château-Chalon is an appellation for vin jaune only, made from Savagnin around a hilltop village above the Seille valley. The wine ages for at least six years and three months under a film of yeast, without topping up. It is sold in the 62 cl clavelin bottle and became an AOC in 1936.
Producers to know
- Domaine Jean Macle
- Domaine Berthet-Bondet
- Domaine Baud
Château-Chalon: questions and answers
Where is Château-Chalon wine from?
Château-Chalon is a white wine from Château-Chalon, in Jura, France. It is an AOC wine made from Savagnin.
Which country is Château-Chalon from?
Château-Chalon is from France, in the Jura wine region.
What grape is Château-Chalon made from?
Château-Chalon is made from Savagnin.
Is Château-Chalon a red or a white wine?
Château-Chalon is a white wine.
Who are the best producers of Château-Chalon?
Producers to know include Domaine Jean Macle, Domaine Berthet-Bondet and Domaine Baud.
More wines from Jura
The Jura wine guide, with all 2 wines on a map →Sources: en.wikipedia.org, fr.wikipedia.org
Last reviewed October 2026.