Going Further
Tasting Notes
Arbois Trousseau “Singulier” opens with an aromatic expression of cherry, currant, grape marc, and smoked delicate notes in the background. Ample, elegant, savory over flavors of red fruits, black pepper, spices, with fine and ripe tannins.
France
Jura / Savoie
Jura and Savoie regions are two small wine regions in the far east of France, in the mountains bordering Switzerland. Most of the productions in both regions is white, with a growing trends towards red wine based on local grapes like Mondeuse, Trousseau, Poulsard, and Persan. Jura is renowned for its production of Vin Jaune.
Cool to moderate mountain climate
Domaine André et Mireille Tissot
The soils in the Jura region are composed of Jurassic limestone, red and grey shale, clay and marl-stone. The Jurassic period was named after Jura because the region's limestone mountains are representative of the geological developments which occurred 145 million to 200 million years ago. As a result, two layers of shale, red and grey were covered with Bajocian limestone during the middle of this era.
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