Patchwork Chardonnay from Domaine Tissot is made from a patchwork of Chardonnay not used to make single-vineyard cuvées, hence the name. Coming from mostly clay-dominant soils and the rest on limestone-dominant plots. The wine is made entirely in barrel, undergoing full malolactic conversion. A beautifully expressive wine with savoury and smoky aromas, and honeyed notes of stone fruit and citrus. It is fresh and salty, but long and full. 

Stéphane Tissot owns a small 35 hectares within some of the most exceptional terroirs in Jura: Les Bruyères, La Mailloche, En Barberon and Curon. Taking over from his father in 1990, work since then has been focused on the conversion to organic farming followed by a Biodynamic certification in 2004. Stéphane knew that to truly change the wines and to get the most out of their land it was necessary to do more work in the vineyard to improve the long-term health of their soils and vines.