Domaine de Triennes

The Domaine de Triennes was created in the late 1980s by Jacques Seysses, founder of Domaine Dujac, and Aubert de Villaine, in association with a Parisian friend, Michel Macaux. This forty-six hectare vineyard benefits from an ideal microclimate. It faces due south at an altitude of 350 to 400 m. These renowned Burgundian winemakers apply the same methods as in Burgundy for vineyard management: organic certification since 2011 with biodynamic principles as well.

The aim is to produce wines based on finesse on this Provence terroir: the vines of the domaine de Triennes are backed by Mont Aurélien, facing the Massif de la Sainte Baume: this location ensures cool nights and brings elegance and freshness to the wines.

Significant investments have been made at the Domaine de Triennes winery: a new building dedicated to packaging has seen the light of day. It houses a bottling line designed to improve production rates, product quality and working conditions for operators. The old storage building has been converted into a 7,000 hl vat room with thermo-regulated stainless steel tanks.

We have selected 3 wines from the domaine de Triennes:

The rosé du domaine de Triennes is superb value for money, full of fruit and indulgence

Les Auréliens blanc is a charming, mineral dry white

Les Auréliens rouge is a structured and elegant organic red wine, with notes of red fruit and garrigue.

More about Domaine de la Triennes

Where is the Domaine de Triennes located?

The Domaine de Triennes is located in the Var region of southeastern France at the following address: Le Logis de Nans, D560, 83860 Nans-les-Pins

Are all Domaine de Triennes wines organic?

The Domaine de Triennes is farmed organically. Both whites and reds are certified organic. The estate's rosé wine is not certified organic because the estate harvests, in addition to its organic vines, the vines of surrounding estates, some of which are not organic.