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 — 7 months ago
Year in, year out—the best value sparkling wine I know. Never disappoints. Disgorged March 2023. — a month ago
Perfect wine for a cold evening in front of a roaring fire. Quite complex throughout with a clean ruby red color and layered aromas and flavor profiles. Starts with some pencil shavings and spice but eventually opens to a more fruit forward place with red berries taking precedent. Pomegranate, cranberry, and raspberry with some strawberry too. All of them seem to come and go with each sip and savor. Good acidity provides nice structure with the tart berry flavors but medium to low tannins keeps it pretty fresh and young. — 6 months ago
Loved this. Part of wine pairing at No Relations in Boston — 2 months ago
Funky with notes of honey, and citrus pith. The slightest effervescence. — 2 months ago
Also very mineral, but rounder than Les Bruyeres — 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 — 7 months ago
Maggie Harrison
daaaamnnn. matchstick, yellow pear- apricot. fruit is past ripeness turning to dried. tertiary aromas and flavors too. sweet pineapple wafts up thru the oxidative-ness. right on time, I wouldn’t wait any longer. 2018 vintage enjoyed 6/2024 — a month ago