This Côtes du Jura wine from Domaine Bornard is made from the Savagnin grape. It is distinguished by subtle hints of ripe fruit accompanied by delicate notes of almonds and hazelnuts. The topping-up process preserves its unique freshness, unlike the traditional oxidation of the Jura region. On the palate, it reveals a beautiful breadth and a flavorful structure, underscored by a persistent saline finish. A refined expression of Jura winemaking expertise.
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Domaine Bornard
In the Jura region, Tony Bornard has developed a personal approach to the area's emblematic grape varieties, notably Savagnin, Trousseau, and Poulsard. Vineyard work is conducted biodynamically, with attention paid to the natural balance of the grapes and their ability to express their origin without undue constraint.
Winemaking techniques allow for significant adaptation, with aging choices varying according to the desired profiles: topped up or not topped up, use of amphorae or old barrels. These options allow for adjustments to textures and balances without homogenizing the cuvées or imposing a single style.
The wines retain a marked spontaneity, with agile textures and often direct fruit, supported by a lively energy. The entire body of work highlights the diversity and vibrancy of the Jura terroirs, in a free yet coherent approach, attentive to both precision and expression.
