The 2020 Savagnin Antide, a cuvée named after Ganevat's son, reveals itself as the best Savagnin from 2020. It's stunning and a big jump from the quality of the négoce wines. This was made with estate grapes from vines in...

The 2023 Arbois Poulsard surpasses the 2022 I tasted last year, offering perfumed notes of pomegranate, earth and red plum. Light-bodied and delicate, it carries notable energy through the mid-palate and finishes with...

From a 2020 base and disgorged in spring 2025, the NV Brut Crémant du Jura comes in at 12% alcohol and opens with delicate lemon tart, brioche and fresh grapefruit. Aged for four years on its fine lees, it also reveals a...

Another négoce white under the Anne et Jean-François Ganevat label and a one-off, the 2020 Le Clos Savagnin Arbois was never produced before, and it hasn't been produced since (at least not so far). It's from certified...

The 2023 Poulsard Vieilles Vignes is very pale and bright, not only in color but also in aromas and flavors. It has lots of finesse and elegance and comes through as clean and precise. It shows contained ripeness and a...

(93+ points) For Stéphane Tissot, 2023 was a very good year for reds. The wines are fruity and clean, delicate and crisp in a style he compared with 2016, even if the growing season was considerably warmer. The 2023 DD...

(92+ points) The 2023 Patchwork Chardonnay was produced with grapes from clay (60%) and limestone (40%) soils and aged in barrel for one year. 2023 was also warm, but the wine is fresher than the 2022, partially because...

I loved the purity of the bottled 2023 Trousseau Singulier, a wine I had admired early on last year. Tissot destems Trousseau and Poulsard by hand and ferments Pinot Noir with full clusters, and this had a gentle...