- Its apogee is Château-Chalon and Savagnin wine is famous for its aroma and ability to age . ... Savagnin grapes have a rich history in the wine world.
- Savagnin Blanc, Savagnin Jaune, and Savagnin Vert planted in the same plot with a yield of 27Hl/Ha (1.75 tons per acre) in 2016.
- It is mostly grown in the Jura region of France, where it is made into Savagnin wine or the famous vin jaune and vin de paille.
- Bir noktada, Traminer veya Savagnin Blanc, Traminer Tinta veya Savagnin Rose adı verilen pembe tenli meyvelerle mutasyona uğradı.
- Following a set of tests carried out on the vines, the fruit was discovered to be Savagnin, an error upon importation having led to the confusion.
- Savagnin Blanc (not to be confused with Sauvignon Blanc) is an ancient white wine grape from the sub-alpine regions of eastern France.
- Savagnin Blanc (France). Savagnin is known as the signature grape of Jura. Savagnin Blanc is a speciality of this sub-alpine region.
- Explore our extensive range of wines made with the Savagnin grape and learn more about the areas it is grown, the wines it produces and its key tasting notes.
- It is advised to open a Savagnin that has aged “sous voile” at least four hours before tasting. The bottle can then be enjoyed over multiple days.