Another fantastic single-vineyard Vin Jaune from Arbois. Sharper than En Spois — 10 months ago
Sharp mixes with cream in this fresh tasting wine. It’s a bit vague at first until you find the profiles. Mostly
some slightly underripe strawberries and tart raspberries commingle with a smooth and easy mouth feel. Great fizz, lots of bubbles. Tasty! — 3 years ago
Widly complex, expectedly concentrated on the palate, and super intense on the nose. You could even smell it from across the room. Heaps of nuts, dried apricots, curry leaves, and iodine, along with hints of baked lemons, chamomile, yeast, and vinegar. Huge palate weight with enamel-melting acidity. It was rich, salty, spicy, nutty, and savoury. Frankly, the wine was way too young and certainly “too much” to drink alone, but with some 36-month Comte, it was just magical. — 7 months ago
The lightest and most accessible of Tissot’s single-vineyard Vin Jaune bottlings. Savagnin from young vines rooted in Trias soils. Delicate nose reminiscent of a Fino. Mineral, saline — 10 months ago
With rabbit and pork terrine, duck breast — 8 months ago
Fantastic single-vineyard Vin Jaune. Savagnin from the Les Bruyeres vineyard in Arbois (planted with different varieties, as their Les Bruyeres Chardonnay suggests). Classic Vin Jaune notes. Mineral, saline. More concentrated than En Spois — 10 months ago
Golden raisin, honey and candied grapefruit. — 3 years ago
On the downhill but still loads of fun. — 4 years ago
Kelly Carlin
Oily, sherry-like, great acid. Fantastic bubbly. — 2 months ago