Name the seven Grand Cru vineyards in Chablis.

• A. Le Clos, Valmur, Le Preuses, Grenouilies, Blanchot, Bourgros, Vaudesir
• B. Le Clos, Valmur, Le Preuses, Grenouilles, Blanchot, Bourgros, Vaudrésir
• C. Clos, Valmur, Le Preuses, Grenouilles, Blanchot, Bourgros, Vaudesir
• D. Le Clos, Valmur, Le Preuses, Grenouilles, Blanchot, Bourgros, Vaudesir

Answer: (A)

In Chablis, the Grand Cru level comprises seven named climats, each a distinct vineyard site that yields the region’s finest Chardonnay. The seven are Le Clos, Valmur, Le Preuses, Grenouilles, Blanchot, Bougros, and Vaudésir. This exact set is what defines the Grand Cru tier in the Chablis AOC, reflecting both recognized terroirs and traditional naming.

The chosen option lists these seven climats, including Le Clos and the others, which is why it’s the best match. The other options stray by omitting Le Clos or altering spellings like Bougros vs Bourgros or Vaudésir vs Vaudesir, which aren’t the canonical names.