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2024 · Les Silex Touraine Sauvignon Blanc

Domaine Trotignon

White · Touraine, France

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2024 · 750 ml

US$181 shop

Independent SpiritsUS$18

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Vinification & maturation

low‑interventionnatural‑winehand‑harvested

Grapes

Sauvignon Blanc

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Domaine Trotignon

France

Domaine Trotignon is a family-run estate in Touraine, in France’s Loire Valley, producing limited quantities of estate-grown, hand-harvested wines. Its vineyards are primarily planted to Sauvignon Blanc, with a particular focus on the single-vineyard Les Silex cuvée. Since 2022, the domaine has been owned by brothers Arnaud and Albéric Lechat, while Philippe Trotignon continues to lead the winemaking, as he has since taking over the family estate in 2002. The domaine follows low-intervention, natural-wine principles and biodynamic/organic-style sustainable farming, although no formal certification is cited.