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Domaine Trichon
Domaine Trichon, a Bugey estate in Savoie since 1635: organic altesse and mondeuse, direct from the estate...
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Domaine Trichon: organic, authentic wines at the heart of the Bugey
Domaine Trichon
A 13-hectare family estate in Organic Farming in Lhuis, at the heart of the Bugey, for three generations. A winemaking history dating back to 1635.
A passion passed down for three generations. Domaine Trichon, based in Lhuis at the heart of the Bugey wines, has been cultivating the art of the vine and wine for three generations. Today, the estate covers 13 hectares of vines in Organic Farming, cultivated with respect and passion.
Faithful to its motto, « The passion of the vine and wine to the tip of the roots », the Trichon family crafts characterful wines, authentic and respectful of the environment.
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A natural and sustainable viticulture
Domaine Trichon implements a viticulture respectful of nature. Here, ecological balance is favoured:
Ladybirds naturally regulate pests such as red spider mites.
Local plants such as nettle or buckthorn are used as natural treatments.
Small doses of copper and sulphur used for centuries, complete this work.
These sustainable practices help preserve the soils, biodiversity and the identity of the Bugey terroirs.
A modern cellar at the service of quality
The first buried cellar. In 1981, the family built a buried 400 m2 cellar, offering ideal conditions for the ageing of the wines. Up to 150,000 bottles can be stored there, notably the prestigious Bugey Brut, aged on laths for 2 to 3 years, rivalling the greatest sparkling wines with its finesse.
Gravity winemaking. In 2001, an innovative new vat room was created. Buried to blend into the landscape, it uses gravity winemaking: this gentle process preserves the integrity of the grapes, limits oxidation and ensures wines of great aromatic purity.
The temperature-controlled tanks provide perfect mastery of the fermentations, while the maceration is adapted to each grape:
6 to 8 days for the Gamay.
10 to 14 days for the Pinot Noir.
Up to 14 days for the Mondeuse.
Attention paid to every step, from the grape to the bottle.
A history rooted in time
The history of Domaine Trichon goes back to 1635, when Pierre Trichon planted his first vines near Belley. Over the centuries, the generations followed one another, enlarging and perfecting the vineyard. From a small 3-hectare estate, the vineyard now reaches 13 hectares in organic, producing wines recognised for their authenticity and quality.
Authentic and varied wines
Domaine Trichon offers a wide range of Bugey wines, all crafted with the same concern for quality:
Sparkling wines
Bugey Brut and Cuisse Rosé, elegant sparkling wines aged on laths.
Red wines
Gamay, Pinot Noir and Mondeuse, with fruity and generous profiles.
White wines
Chardonnay and Altesse, reflecting the freshness and minerality of the terroir.
Rosé wine
Delicate and convivial cuvées, ideal in every season.
Each cuvée expresses the typicity of the Bugey terroir, with excellent value for money.
Organic Bugey wines, direct from the grower
An ecological and responsible commitment
The Trichon family has always placed nature at the heart of its work. The rinsing and washing water of the cellar is collected in an ecological basin, preserving the soils and local fauna. This sustainable commitment illustrates the estate's desire to combine tradition, modernity and respect for the environment.
Domaine Trichon, located in Lhuis near Belley, is an essential reference for the organic wines of the Bugey. Between family heritage, technical innovations and a deep respect for nature, it produces authentic and accessible wines, reflections of a unique terroir.
Why choose the wines of Domaine Trichon
A family Bugey estate. Three generations in Lhuis, a history dating back to 1635.
13 hectares in organic. A natural and sustainable viticulture, respectful of soils and biodiversity.
An exceptional know-how. Buried cellar, gravity winemaking and Bugey Brut aged on laths.
A complete range. Sparkling, red, white and rosé wines, with excellent value for money.
Direct from the grower. From the Bugey to your table, your wines travel the shortest route, carefully shipped across France and Europe.
Your questions about Domaine Trichon
Where is Domaine Trichon located?
The estate is based in Lhuis, near Belley, at the heart of the Bugey wine region (Ain).
How long has the Trichon family grown vines?
The history goes back to 1635, when Pierre Trichon planted his first vines near Belley. Today, the family has been cultivating the art of the vine and wine for three generations.
Is Domaine Trichon organic?
Yes: the estate covers 13 hectares of vines in Organic Farming, cultivated with respect and passion. The vineyard has grown from a small 3-hectare estate to 13 hectares in organic.
What viticulture does the estate practise?
A natural and sustainable viticulture: ladybirds regulate pests, local plants such as nettle or buckthorn serve as natural treatments, and only small doses of copper and sulphur complete the work.
What is the Bugey Brut?
The Bugey Brut is a prestigious sparkling wine, aged on laths for 2 to 3 years, rivalling the greatest sparkling wines with its finesse.
What is gravity winemaking?
A gentle process set up in the buried cellar of 2001: it preserves the integrity of the grapes, limits oxidation and ensures wines of great aromatic purity. Temperature-controlled tanks provide perfect mastery of the fermentations.
Which red grapes does the estate grow?
Gamay, Pinot Noir and Mondeuse, with fruity and generous profiles.
Which white grapes does the estate grow?
Chardonnay and Altesse, reflecting the freshness and minerality of the Bugey terroir.
What cuvées does Domaine Trichon offer?
A wide range of Bugey wines: sparkling wines (Bugey Brut, Cuisse Rosé), reds (Gamay, Pinot Noir, Mondeuse), whites (Chardonnay, Altesse) and a rosé.
Does the estate have an ecological commitment?
Yes: the rinsing and washing water of the cellar is collected in an ecological basin, preserving the soils and local fauna. A sustainable commitment combining tradition, modernity and respect for the environment.
Do the estate's wines offer good value for money?
Yes: each cuvée expresses the typicity of the Bugey terroir, with excellent value for money.
Where can you buy Domaine Trichon wines directly?
You can find the available cuvées here, direct from the grower, carefully shipped across France and Europe. The selection changes with the vintages.
Direct from the estate, in Lhuis in the Bugey
Domaine Trichon - A family estate of 13 ha in Organic Farming in Lhuis, at the heart of the Bugey, since 1635.
Bugey Brut, Cuisse Rosé, Gamay, Pinot Noir, Mondeuse, Chardonnay and Altesse