DISCOVERY / Jura Wine & Cellar Practice
Tissot La Mailloche Vin Jaune 2017, what the site adds.
One Arbois Vin Jaune gives a drinker two distinct things to investigate, the Savagnin’s site and its years in the cellar.
Image: Marée Haute Vins VivantsPublished 4 November 2026 · WHV
The 2017 La Mailloche label names a place as well as a style of wine. The merchant’s record identifies it as an Arbois Vin Jaune from Stéphane Tissot. Read the named site, the vintage and the category together before looking for an equivalent bottle.
Savagnin and maturation under a veil of yeast belong to the account of this release. To learn something about the site, compare another Vin Jaune and keep the cellar choices in mind. A single taste cannot tell you which quality came from the vineyard and which came from ageing.
If you find a bottle, ask how it was stored and inspect the seal and label. The photograph makes the 2017 designation legible. A condition report and a reliable seller matter more than an assumption about how long a bottle should keep.
Evidence & sources.
- Marée Haute, La Mailloche Vin Jaune 2017 record (opens source in a new tab)
- Back Room Wines, exact 2017 wine and maturation (opens source in a new tab)
Scope of this reading
The sources describe the 2017 La Mailloche release. The photo identifies the label and does not establish the storage or condition of another bottle.
Sources checked 4 November 2026.
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