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DOMAINE BALLORINSweet wine
Producer: Domaine de la Tournelle
Macvin du Jura AOC
France
Arbois, Cote du Jura
Arbois, Cote du Jura
0.75L
18% Vol.
Grape variety: Chardonnay
Vinification: A blend of distiller's grains produced by the winery itself and aged in its cellars for 3 years (33% of the total volume) and unfermented Chardonnay must (the remaining 66% of the total volume).
Aging: 24-26 months in barrels
Serving temperature: 20° C
Allergens: contiene solfitiThis Vin de Liqueur represents a true gem from Domaine de la Tournelle.
Macvin du Jura is a combination of grape must and brandy; it blends 66% unfermented grape must (100% Chardonnay) with 33% Marc du Jura, distilled directly by the estate. Once combined, it is aged in large, neutral wooden casks.
It possesses an intense and hypnotic aromatic impact. Prominent notes of raisins, dried figs, ripe pear, candied plum, and walnut husk emerge, alongside a subtle oxidative note typical of the Jura region.
On the palate, it is smooth and enveloping thanks to a generous residual sugar that never becomes cloying. The splendid acidity perfectly balances the sweetness, delivering an incredibly long and clean finish.
Perfect as a meditation wine, and surprising as an aperitif in true Jura style!
From the producer
Domaine de la Tournelle
The Domaine de la Tournelle was born thanks to Evelyne and Pascal Clairet in 1991. The aim from the outset was to make wines that truly and clearly tell the story of the Jura territory. Today, the company owns 7 hectares all in the commune of Arbois, a large part of which is in the spectacular Couron Cru in the lieu dit 'Les Corvées'.
The special feature is that all new replantings are the result of continuous mass selection from the oldest estate vineyards. Every year, the under-row is hoed by hand! They have always wanted to work with little chemical intervention in the vineyard (Bio and Biodynamic cert. in 2010), and in the cellar they do not even use sulphur dioxide.
