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In a few words ...
In the village of pupillin, jean-michel petit and his wife laurence petit began the domaine de la renardière in 1990, taking over 1 hectare of vines from jean-michel's parents, themselves winegrowers. Then, year after year, they rented or bought other small plots of vines, until they reached their current 7 hectares. Seven is a good number. Indeed, the winegrowing couple are determined to keep the estate on a human scale, so as to be able to take good care of it. The thirty-year-old vines are pampered without chemicals, pruned short and harvested by hand. In the cellar, the two winemakers accompany the wine with a minimum of intervention, and only allow themselves a small dose of sulfite as their sole input. The 7ha of organically-farmed vines are planted on a soil composed mainly of red marl (a mixture of clay and limestone ideal for the production of fine, elegant wines). The estate features classic Jura grape varieties: savagnin, ploussard, pinot noir, trousseau and chardonnay. At Domaine de la Renardière in the Jura region, vinification (and ageing) is carried out on a parcel-by-parcel basis. This type of vinification consists of harvesting, vinifying
Tasting notes
Taste
Round and mineral
Product details
Keeps
2023 years
Peak
2023 - 2031
Service
12°C
Grape varieties Chardonnay
Terroir -
Culture type
Organic
Alcohol
-
Content
75cl
Decanting
-
Food and wine pairings
Meat
Truite aux amandes - comté affiné
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Domaine de la renardiere
Domaine de la renardiere is a domain from the region Jura in France, that produces 5 wines available to purchase, including the wine Jurassique 2021.
Appellation
Arbois
The appellation Arbois is part of the region of Jura from France which include Domaine de la renardiere and its 5 cuvées. Spread over ., this region is 78,000 hectolitres (61% dry and sweet white wines, 31% red and rosé wines).
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