Collection: Domaine des Marnes Blanches (Savagnin series)

Savagnin is the white grape that gives Jura region its most distinctive voice. A late-ripening variety with naturally high acidity, it thrives in the region’s grey marl soils and produces wines of remarkable complexity and ageability.

Les Molates
Appellation: Cotes du Jura
Soil Type: Lias grey-blue marl & clay
Ageing: less then 10 months
Style: Fresh, approachable, and direct. Dominated by green apple, citrus peel, and a crisp, vibrant saline tension.

En Quatre Vis
Appellation: Cotes du Jura
Soil Type: White marl under limestone scree
Ageing: 10-11 months
Style: The flagship old-vine cuvee (planted 1958). Razor-sharp and crystalline, offering almond, preserved lemon, and an intense, chalky mineral driving core.

Aux Bois
Appellation: Cotes du Jura
Soil Type: Gryphee limestone & clay debris
Ageing: 10-22 months
Style: Sourced from younger vines. Delivers high tension, ripe yellow fruit, and a distinct rocky finish.

Au Rettin
Appellation: L'etoile
Soil Type: Triassic white marl
Ageing: 34 months
Style: Highlights the extreme finesse and elegance of L'etoile. Intensely aromatic with fresh almond, lime zest, and deep saline persistence.

Sur le Muant
Appellation: Cotes du Jura
Soil Type: Deep grey marl & limestone
Ageing: 34 months
Style: Massive power and concentration from 60-year-old vines. Complex layers of dried fruits, gentle smoke, and heavy structure built for cellaring.