France

Mâconnais

Medium

Cork

White

Nestled near the base of the famous, imposing rock of Solutre in Pouillet, Trouillet specialises in Pouilly-Fuissé, although it does also dabble in other appellations, including St-Véran and Mâcon-Solutré. Now into its fourth generation of family management, it has continued to increase its vineyard holdings, and what started out as a venture working 4ha of share-cropped land can now boast over 20ha of vines.
Cœur de Pouilly represents the apex of Trouillet’s output - a selection of the best plots, aged in oak barrels.
Stephen Brook: A rich melon and lemon curd nose, with restrained oak. Rich, plump and fleshy, it has admirable breadth of weighty fruit, with good acidity and some cut from the oak, which also provides texture. It's perhaps not for the long haul, but is a serious wine with good typicity, vibrancy and length.
Emma Dawson MW: Focussed, elegant, waxy lemon aromas lead into a lean and pure citrus-led palate with a gentle, creamy weight. It has mineral finesse and subtle mushroomy undertones, followed by a gentle, lingering, nutty brioche-rich finish with pure acacia honey notes. Lively acidity gives balance and promises a good life in the cellar.
Matt Wilkin MS: Savoury melon, blood orange and stone fruit aromas are accompanied by refined seasoned cedar, classy nutty notes, and a floral edge with underlying chalk. There's juicy, upfront citrus intensity on the palate, flowing and full with good balance and fine saline persistence.

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Domaine Trouillet, Coeur de Pouilly, Mâconnais, Pouilly-Fuissé, Burgundy, France, 2016

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Nestled near the base of the famous, imposing rock of Solutre in Pouillet, Trouillet specialises in Pouilly-Fuissé, although it 

Domaine Trouillet, Coeur de Pouilly, Mâconnais

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