terroir‑light ethos—bright
The minerality from the Heiligenstein terroir is immediately evident
The blend combines Sylvaner (80%)
This comes from vines planted in 1947 on the famous Gras Mouton vineyard (heads up Pépière fans)
This isn’t Chenin for the faint of heart—it’s for people who like their whites alive
Domaine Andre et Mireille Tissot (Benedicte et Stephane Tissot), Cotes du Jura 'La Vie en Rose', 2024 so042326 tissot new arrivals offer terroir‑light ethos—brightStephane and Benedicte Tissot run the benchmark biodynamic estate of the Jura and La Vie en Rose is one of their most unusual bottlings. Despite the name, this is not a rose. It's a co planted, co fermented white from the En Barberon parcel in the Cotes du Jura, made from an extraordinary jumble of old grape varieties: Poulsard Blanc, Poulsard Rose, Poulsard Rouge, Beclan Blanc, Chardonnay Rose, Savagnin Blanc, Savagnin Rose, and Savagnin Rose