Using 60% Syrah, 25% Grenache, 10% Trousseau 5% Chardonnay, this wine’s elegant and pours with an airy texture that’s coiled in acidity and tannin. The wine’s juicy and moreish so there’s an-ever-welcome berry presence, but also a little puff of flint and so much more.

Fabrice Dodane Dos D'Chat VDF Tout Facile Rouge 2021

Bruyère Renaud & Houillon Adeline Arbois Pupillin 2020

 Anne & Jean-François Ganevat Poulprix Gamay Blend 2021

More magic from L'Octavin, Hip Hip J is Poulsard, destemmed and fermented on skins for ten days. A blushing shade of brick awaits you along with soaring red fruit, and raspberry-orange aromas, all wrapped in tight tannin and zippy acidity.

L'Octavin Blanc Hip Hip J Poulsard 2018

40+ year old vines near Montigny-les-Arsures where the Jurassic marl and climate creates, close to perfect growing conditions. Fruit spent two months on skins before pressing and resting. It's a little tight on opening, but a little decant will enable you to enjoy the cornucopia of red berries, earth and spice.

L'Octavin Vin de France Corvées de Trou Trou Trousseau Magnum 2019

Carignan and Grenache are macerated separately before blending which helps drive the beautiful funk and transfixing ruby colour in every glass of Cariboom. One for those adventurous LoFI wine lovers, time in a decanter is strongly recommended with this rouge to really expose all the red cherry, bitter herbs and citrus.

L'Octavin Cariboom Carignan Grenache 2020

True LoFi means indigenous varietals, natural yeasts and very few intervention methods, and this wine does it all for excellent results!! It's full of terroir and an expression that encapsulates the vintage, its challenges and rewards.

Bornard Le Vin de Ploussard Magnum 2018

This one's about 3 parts Pinot, 1 part Chardonnay, which are planted on adjacent plots in Arbois over mostly limestone. The varieties are destemmed and blended before undergoing a year of élevage. It pours a vibrant cherry red and packs red berry, raspberry-orange and hint of mineral flavours lightly on the palate. One to enjoy with a friend or two.

L'Octavin Elle Aime Pinot Noir Chardonnay 2020

L'Octavin Vin de France Corvées de Trou Trou Trousseau 2020

From very careful vineyard management to his utilisation of traditional Jura winemaking techniques, these are beautiful wines. A lighter expression of Trousseau made with fruit sourced from some of Gahier's younger vines and aged in foudre.

Michel Gahier Arbois Trousseau Le Vigne du Louis 2020

Enter this bewitching Pinot Noir, intensely ruby-hued in the glass with alluring fruits of the forest, lots of dried flowers, notes of earth and a smokiness of a freshly stubbed-out cigar. Thought-provoking and absolutely delicious.

Domaine Maire & Fils Grand Minéral Pinot Noir Côtes du Jura 2020

Outstanding Jura, from the hands of Michel Gahier, located in the village of Montigny-les-Arsures near central Arbois. From very careful vineyard management to his utilisation of traditional Jura winemaking techniques, these are beautiful wines.

Michel Gahier Arbois Trousseau Les Grands Vergers 2020

Domaine des Marnes Blanches Poulsard 2020

Domaine des Marnes Blanches Trousseau 2020

A beautifully pure expression of the vintage, that's fragrant and fruit-forward. Poulsard from old vines in Sainte-Agnès and Arbois was fermented as whole bunches before a week of maceration and pressing to concrete eggs for a brief elévage.

Frédéric Cossard Jura Ploussard 2020

Domaine de l'Octavin Commendatore 2017

Domaine de l'Octavin Zerlina 2019

Domaine de l'Octavin Commendatore 2019

Wonderfully expressive in the glass, with strawberry, red currants and some firm tannin, with a sweet, driven core. Trousseau from Les Corvées vineyard was destemmed by hand before a gentle maceration and fermentation in old foudre and amphora.

Domaine de la Touraize Arbois Les Corvées Trousseau 2019

Anne et Jean-François Ganevat Mon Rouge 2019

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