Jolie Laide Trousseau Gris Fanucchi Wood Road

A quietly compelling skin-kissed take on Trousseau Gris, this feels like Sonoma through a slightly alpine lens. Pale copper in the glass, it opens on quince peel, underripe pear, dried apricot, and a faintly herbal, woodsy note that nods to the Fanucchi site itself. The palate is taut and textural rather than overtly fruity, carrying flavors of pith, tea leaf, and a gentle saline bitterness that keeps everything honest and refreshing. There’s a calm confidence here—subtle, savory, and deeply drinkable—less about orange-wine theatrics than about place, restraint, and quiet pleasure.