Domaine Tripoz
Réserve 2022
Pouilly-Loché | Blanc | 2022
This Pouilly Loché, made from Chardonnay vines aged 30 to 45 years, is a true gem of tradition and craftsmanship. Hand-harvesting and the winemaking method—which includes fermentation and aging in oak barrels for 12 months—ensure exceptional quality. Subtle woody notes blend perfectly with exotic fruit flavors to create a refined and balanced wine.
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Cuvée Profile
Round | Complex
Serving Recommendations
Serve at 12° to 14°
Aging Potential
2 to 5 years
Our Review of the Cuvée
On the nose, this Pouilly Loché reveals a beautiful aromatic complexity, where rich, tangy notes of exotic fruit subtly blend with just a hint of oak. On the palate, the texture is both full-bodied and elegant, with a mineral freshness derived from the clay-limestone soil on the hillsides. Aging in 15% new oak barrels adds an extra dimension, imparting roundness and structure.
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Burgundy | France
In the Mâconnais region, Domaine Tripoz cultivates its vineyard biodynamically, on clay-limestone soils characteristic of the sub-region. The viticultural practices aim for natural balance and optimal ripeness, in order to preserve the distinctiveness of the grape varieties and terroirs.
Chardonnays form the core of the production. They exhibit broad and structured profiles, supported by consistent tension that provides balance and length. The aging processes are meticulously managed, alternating between vats and barrels depending on the cuvées, with the aim of nurturing the wine's substance without over-complicating its expression.
Pinot Noirs, produced in smaller quantities, offer wines with clear fruit and a fluid texture, prioritizing suppleness and drinkability. The entire range of cuvées is characterized by remarkable overall consistency, featuring precise, balanced, and expressive wines that are true to the Mâconnais identity.