“Le Clousot” encompasses Michel’s youngest Trousseau vines (30 years old), and as such it offers perhaps the least concentration but the most lift of his three pure-Trousseau bottlings, with high-toned cherry... Read More
Generous, spicy and more dark fruity than expected. Lots of density and slightly rustic tannins.
This is a blend of Tissot's Trousseau from six separate Arbois terroirs, all owned by Stephane and farmed biodynamically. The... Read More
