How should I store Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères" to preserve its quality?

Appearance: Pale gold with a bright sheen.
Nose: Notes of dried fruits, nuts, with subtle oxidative hints.
Palate: Bold, lively, with good acidity and a long, complex finish.

Store Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères" in a cool, dark place with a stable temperature between 12-15°C and moderate humidity. Keep the bottle lying down to maintain the cork's moisture and allow the wine to age gracefully for 8 to 15 years.

What foods pair best with Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères"?

This distinctive wine pairs exceptionally well with aged cheeses like Comté or Roquefort, rich fatty fish dishes such as salmon or trout, and poultry served with creamy sauces. Its lively acidity and nutty notes complement savory and flavorful meals.

How should I serve Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères" for the best tasting experience?

Serve Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères" chilled between 12-14°C. Decanting the wine before serving helps to release its complex aromas of dried fruits, nuts, and subtle oxidative notes, enhancing your tasting experience.

What are the main tasting characteristics of Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères"?

This 2017 vintage offers a pale golden color with bright sheen, featuring complex aromas of dried fruits and nuts with a characteristic oxidative touch. On the palate, it is bold and lively, with vibrant acidity and a long, sophisticated finish.

Why choose Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères" from Domaine Tissot?

Choosing Arbois Vin Jaune "Les Bruyères" means enjoying a unique wine crafted with traditional, organic, and biodynamic methods from Jura's finest terroirs. Its rich complexity and aging potential make it a prized bottle for both collectors and wine lovers seeking authenticity and elegance.