Apremont

Apremont is a prominent cru within the Savoie wine region of eastern France, situated in the Alpine foothills near Chambéry. The vineyards are planted on limestone-rich soils with a cool mountain climate, dramatically affected by the catastrophic 1248 landslide of Mont Granier which created the distinctive terroir. Apremont primarily produces crisp, mineral-driven white wines from the indigenous Jacquère grape variety, known for their light body, subtle floral aromas, and refreshing acidity that perfectly complement local Alpine cuisine.