Trousseau
The Trousseau grape, also known as Trousseau Noir, Bastardo, and Merenzao, is an old variety of red wine grape with its origins in the Jura region of eastern France.
Trousseau is a grape with a noble lineage, believed to be a descendant of Savagnin and related to Chenin blanc and Sauvignon blanc
In France, Trousseau covers only 5% of the Jura vineyards as it requires more sun than other Jura varieties to ripen
Trousseau wines are characterized by their deep cherry red color, high alcohol content, and sour candy-like acidity
Bottle
£63.00
2015 · 13%
Ripe strawberry and earthy notes on the nose. Rich strawberry, violet, pink pepper. Juicy at first, then a long dry finish
Contains Sulphites
