"Located in Nans-les-Pins, 30km north of the Bandol appellation and a stone's throw from the town of Saint Maximim, Domaine Triennes is classified as Vin de pays du Var and stands out for its activity as a merchant in the production of rosé wines.
  
Faced with the impossibility of buying a property in Burgundy, the estate was created in 1990 by Aubert de Villaine, also a world star with Romanée-Conti in Burgundy, and Jacques Seysse, another famous Burgundian, who took refuge in the former Logis de Nans north of Bandol. The duo was joined by a wine enthusiast, Michel Macaux, and the estate was then named Domaine de Triennes, after Triennia, a Roman festival that took place every three years in honor of Bacchus.
  
Far from the classic grape varieties of the Coteaux varois appellation, Domaine Triennes benefits from its atypical plantation of chardonnay, viognier, merlot, cabernet-sauvignon and syrah naturally adapted to the climate and geology of the place in order to be able to make us enjoy the three colors under different grape varieties.
  
Vinification: Fermentation and aging partly in vats, tuns, and barrels. Depending on the balance of the vintage, malolactic fermentation or not. Moderate and regular stirring managed by tastings during aging.
  
Aged 6 to 7 months in barrels and vats in contact with the lees.
  
Complex nose of white flowers such as lime blossom accompanied by orange and lemon zest.
  
The presence of subtle wood and notes of almonds associated with a noble acidity enhance the luminous expression of the fruit."
 
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