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Château-Chalon
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Château-Chalon 2011

Jura
Wine
Domaine Tissot
€430.00
/ 62 cl : Clavein

An Iconic Estate in Jura

Located in Arbois, Tissot Estate is one of the most prestigious names in Jura winemaking. Led by Stéphane Tissot, this family-run estate has gained worldwide recognition for its commitment to biodynamics and relentless pursuit of excellence. Through a deep respect for nature and precise winemaking, Tissot Estate produces pure, vibrant wines that faithfully reflect their terroir.

An Exceptional Terroir Cultivated with Biodynamics

The vineyards of Tissot Estate cover around 40 hectares across the finest terroirs of Arbois and Côtes du Jura. The marl, limestone, and clay soils contribute remarkable richness and minerality to the wines. Practicing biodynamic farming for over two decades, the estate nurtures soil vitality, allowing Jura’s signature grape varieties—Chardonnay, Savagnin, Poulsard, Trousseau, and Pinot Noir—to express themselves fully.

Natural and Meticulous Winemaking

Stéphane Tissot follows a non-interventionist approach in the cellar, allowing each cuvée to showcase its origin. Fermentations occur with native yeasts, with no added enological inputs. Aging takes place in barrels, amphorae, or tanks, depending on the wine’s profile, with minimal sulfur use. This philosophy results in precise, living wines with incredible depth and energy.

Wines of Remarkable Intensity and Elegance

The estate’s white wines, made from Chardonnay and Savagnin, are distinguished by their vibrant minerality and complex aromas of dried fruits, citrus, and flinty notes. Tissot Estate’s renowned Vin Jaune is a benchmark, offering a unique aromatic spectrum of walnuts, curry, and spice. The reds, crafted from Poulsard, Trousseau, and Pinot Noir, captivate with their finesse and flavors of red berries, spice, and forest floor.

Tissot Estate, a Must-Know Name in Jura Wines

With its dedication to sustainable viticulture and exceptionally pure wines, Tissot Estate has become an icon in Jura winemaking. Its sought-after cuvées, cherished by collectors and sommeliers worldwide, reveal the extraordinary potential of this region. Tasting a wine from Tissot Estate is an invitation to explore an authentic, vibrant, and timeless Jura.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is Stéphane Tissot and why is he recognized in the wine world?

Stéphane Tissot is a passionate winemaker who has transformed his estate since 1990, moving to full biodynamic cultivation. His rigorous work and commitment to quality have earned him exceptional recognition, notably thanks to his fine and consistent range of wines and macvins, praised by La Revue du Vin de France.

What is the biodynamic cultivation practiced by Domaine Tissot?

Biodynamic cultivation is a natural and respectful method of growing vines that promotes the balance of the soil, plants, and natural cycles. Since 1999, Domaine Tissot has adopted this approach to ensure authentic and flavorful wines while protecting the environment.

What types of wines can I find at Stéphane Tissot?

At Stéphane Tissot, you will discover a wide range of fine wines, from reds, whites, and rosés to the famous macvins, liqueur wines typical of the region. Each wine is carefully crafted, offering finesse, fruitiness, and great integrity of flavors.

Why buy Stéphane Tissot's wines at Grands Bourgognes?

Grands Bourgognes is proud to offer the complete range of Domaine Tissot, guaranteeing the authenticity and quality of the products. Buying at Grands Bourgognes means benefiting from expert advice, reliable service, and privileged access to these exceptional wines, known for their finesse and unique character.

How to best preserve Domaine Tissot's wines?

To preserve all the richness and finesse of Domaine Tissot's wines, it is recommended to store them in a cool place, away from light and temperature fluctuations. A wine cellar or a dedicated space with a stable temperature around 12-14°C is ideal to keep their aromas intact.