Domaine de la Renardière Arbois Pupillin Les Viandris 2019

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Domaine de la Renardière Arbois Pupillin Les Viandris 2019

Domaine de la Renardière · Jura, France

At a glance

Producer
Domaine de la Renardière
Region
Jura, France
Grape variety
Savagnin
Wine type
White
Body
Medium-bodied and Earthy
Sweetness
Dry
Typical price
$30-$45

Tasting profile

Clear lemon and green apple fruit with characteristic oxidative notes – walnuts, bruised apples, light spice.

Evolution: Develops richer nutty, honeyed, and umami flavors with time; oxidation becomes more integrated.

At peak: Balanced fresh acidity with complex oxidative depth and prolonged finish.

Structure

Acidity
High, vibrant
Tannins
Low
Alcohol
12.5%
Aging potential
10-15 years, extended by good vintage and oxidative style

Drinking window

Peak drinking
2024 to 2029
Optimal window
2022 to 2030
Current status
Approaching early maturity
Current condition
Fresh with developing complexity and typical oxidative notes

Les Viandris is a terroir-driven cuvée made from old-vine Savagnin grapes grown in Pupillin’s limestone soils, known for oxidative-style whites. 2019 vintage was ripe with balanced acidity and phenolics, supporting longer aging than average Jura whites. This wine’s structure and vintage quality allow a slow evolution that rewards cellaring from early to late 2020s.

Food pairing

Pairs well with aged Comté cheese, roasted poultry, mushroom risotto, and dishes with richer, creamy sauces.

Serving

Serving temperature
10-12°C / 50-54°F
Decant
Not required

Sustainability

Sustainability score: 8/10

The producer uses organic viticulture, minimal intervention winemaking, manual harvesting, natural yeasts, and no chemical additives. Energy-efficient cellar with solar panels and water recycling systems.

Domaine de la Renardière adheres to organic farming and sustainability principles, focusing on low-impact viticulture in Jura’s unique terroir. Their commitment to natural practices and local distribution contributes positively to their overall sustainability profile.