Look for these White Burgundy
Wines at the LCBO:

Terres Secrètes Les Préludes Bourgogne Chardonnay 2018
Burgundy, France
VINTAGES#: 13133, $18.95 SHOP »»
"Lively and bright with a purity of yellow plum and baked citrus and hints of honeysuckle richness on the palate." Score: 90 Pts. - Decanter World Wine Awards 2020, Silver Medal.

Pair with Escargots à la Bourguignonne, a specialty of French gastronomy. With its nose of white flowers, hawthorn and acacia, the Bourgogne Chardonnay from the Vignerons des Terres Secrètes is the ideal pairing for this traditional recipe with its lively and aromatic palate.

La Chablisienne Les Vénérables Chablis 2018
Burgundy, France
VINTAGES#: 215525, $27.95 SHOP »»
Old vines ("vieilles vignes") produce less fruit, so the wines are more concentrated and flavourful. This classic, steely Chablis features lifted aromas of hazelnuts, green apple, herbs and lees. Ideal for grilled white fish, as well as oysters on the half shell.

"Mineral, stony nose with apricot and oyster shell. Textured and balanced acidity, with great concentration and an attractive saline finish." Score: 90 Pts., Decanter World Wine Awards 2021, Silver Medal.

Domaine Séguinot-Bordet Chablis 2020
Burgundy, France
VINTAGES#: 289371, $27.95 SHOP »»
This expressive example of Chablis's distinct take on Chardonnay has the characteristic regional minerality and bright acidity, but you will note a greater concentration of ripe, tangy fruit than you might expect. Vibrant and energetic with excellent tension, it's a ready-made delight for shellfish.

"Still very youthful, indeed with a touch of sulphur still on the nose, this is neither over nor underripe, yet shows the profile of both, like a wine moving at two speeds, with both green and yellow-fleshed fruit, sharp, juicy acids, and broad, mouth-filling palate. Flavour intensity is excellent — there's no denying the depth and concentration here, nor the length. I'd suggest another 2-3 years in the cellar. This is a tightly wound village Chablis in the final assessment, indeed delivering above the appellation hierarchy — an excellent vintage." Score: 91 Pts., - John Szabo, MS, Wine Align. Tasted October 2021.

Denis Race Montmains 1er Cru Chablis 2018
Burgundy, France
VINTAGES#: 557710, $37.95 SHOP »»
The fruit for this wine was sourced from a combination of vines ranging from 5 to 45 years of age. The fruit is vinified together to produce a thoroughly refreshing, crisp, classically framed Chablis with impressive depth and character. Expect citrus zest and minerality to shine throughout. Perfect for seafood dinners, this will continue to delight and evolve for another 5+ years.

Chablis is an excellent food wine. This fresh white wine from Burgundy, France pairs well with seafood and fish, as well as local delicacies such as snails and cheese. 

Chablis is a specific style of Chardonnay grown in the northernmost district of Burgundy, France. The climate here is cool, producing dry white wines with high acidity. The Chablis wines are often described as having a mineral, salty note. “Steely” is a common description of Chablis wines. They are not as fruity as Chardonnay wines produced in warmer wine regions.

Most Chablis wines are vinified in stainless steel tanks and not matured in oak. The style is characterized by its minerality and richness from its terroirs of chalky soils, with flavours of citrus, pear, apple and salinity. 

Petit Chablis are grown at a higher altitude than the typical Chablis wines. Lighter and less complex, the Petit Chablis wines are tart, crisp and mineral with citrus flavours. They should be enjoyed young, ideally 1-3 years from release. 

The Grand Cru and Premier Cru wines of Chablis often mature in oak barrels, but the time in the barrels are usually quite short. This style is slightly richer and creamier, but still fresh and mineral. 

Chablis Food Pairing
Chablis pairs with a wide range of food, especially delicate seafood dishes, cheeses and poultry. The key is to keep in mind the following characteristics of the wine: 

High acidity - pair with acidic food (lemon, lime, tomato) or deep-fried, fatty food.
Light to medium body - this lean style is a great pairing for light and delicate fish dishes.
Steely minerality - pair with dishes with lemon flavours and salinity (seafood).

Chablis should always be served cold, ideally at 7-10°C (45-48°F). 

Chablis with Fish
Chablis is a classic pairing with a variety of fish dishes, best served with lemon wedges to enhance the acidity and citrus aromas in the wine.

For Light fish dishes with lemon - choose a Petit Chablis or Chablis.
Deep fried fish - choose a Petit Chablis or Chablis.
Fish or pasta dishes with creamy sauces or butter - choose an oaked Chablis (Premier Cru or Grand Cru).

Chablis with Seafood
If you are looking for a great wine pairing for seafood, Chablis or Petit Chablis are excellent choices. These lean and mineral styles with tart acidity work well with the with salinity or lemon in these delicate dishes.

Enjoy Chablis with: 
Scallops
Oysters
Clams 
Mussels
Shrimps
Crab
Lobster
Spaghetti alle vongole
Moules marinières

For seafood dishes prepared in a butter or cream sauce, choose an oaked Chablis (Grand Cru or Premier Cru). This richer Chablis style is also best with lobster.

Chablis with Chicken
Chablis is also a good pairing with poultry. The neutral profile of the wine makes it an especially good pairing for chicken.

Try a Chablis with:
Roasted chicken
Chicken with lemon 
Chicken with "beurre blanc" sauce
Chicken salad
Deep-fried chicken
Butter chicken
Chicken curry

Chablis Cheese Pairings
Chablis is a fantastic cheese wine, especially suited to soft and creamy cheeses such as Brie, Camembert, and Chèvre. Chablis also pairs well with delicate fresh cheeses like Mozzarella, Ricotta, Feta, and Halloumi.