The history of the Château de Fleys winery began in the late 19th century when Julien Philippon bought some vines for wine production, land and timber with which he built the estate that has since been handed down from father to son. At that time, the site of the winery was a hunting lodge belonging to the Lord of Pathenay (squire of Louis XIV). In 1988, the Château de Fleys and its 1-hectare "Clos" were purchased by André Philippon, Julien Philippon's grandson. Today the Domaine is managed by the Philippon family. The farm is located in the town of Fleys, in the heart of the Chablis production area 4.5 km east of the town of the same name, on the right bank of the Serein River. Today the estate covers a total of 20 hectares and is owned by the latest generation of the Philippon family consisting of Beatrice, Benoit and Olivier. An extremely important terroir, 6 different plots express the character and identity of Chablis wines, including 3 1er Cru plots. Careful work in the vineyard, excellent terroir for individual plots, and different winemaking to maintain and bring out the elegance and typical characters of the area, offer products of considerable interest. Vineyard work and winemaking are carried out with respect for nature. The winery was rebuilt and renovated in 2006, heavy investments were made on equipment and technology aimed at maximizing the quality of the wines.