Earthy &
Forest Floor

Limestone and clay slopes that hold the rain like memory. The vine roots dive past topsoil into mineral strata.

The scent that rises after rain is the same compound found in beetroot, truffles, and the hush of an old library.

In 12th-century Burgundy, monks tasted the soil itself to draw the original map of terroir, climat by climat.

Stems contribute structure and a wild, foresty lift. Neutral barrels let the wine breathe without makeup.

Decant lightly, serve at 16°C, drink slowly. The forest takes its time arriving in the glass.

Truffle dogs are trained on the same aroma family as great Pinot Noir · Petrichor is named from Greek 'stone' and 'fluid of the gods'.