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Tissot Arbois Trousseau

Jura, France
Jura's indigenous red grape — Trousseau from Arbois. Deeply coloured despite naturally low tannin; iron-mineral, red berry, violet, and the distinctive chalky-clay terroir of Arbois. Aged in old barrels without oxidation (ouillé style). One of France's most original red wines: more structured than Poulsard but lighter than Pinot Noir — the ideal somm's choice for difficult food pairings requiring red wine with fish or offal.
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charcuterie
Light Trousseau tannins and bright acidity are natural partners for Jura cured meats
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poultry
Delicate Trousseau texture matches small game bird sweetness and earthy herbs
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Jura Trousseau's iron-mineral, red fruit character makes it one of France's finest pairings for offal — the wine's natural iron echoes the liver's minerality while the balsamic and sage provide the acidity and herb character that bridge the wine's savoury depth.
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cheese
Mellow Jura blue cheese is a natural partner for the region's light Trousseau red
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fish
Smoke and dill in cured salmon bridge Trousseau's delicate acidity and berry note
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legume
Hearty Jura dish of lentils and sausage is an ideal match for structured Trousseau
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vegetable
Earthy mushroom and herb mirror Trousseau's light, forest-floor complexity
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