Collection: Domaine de Triennes

There are wines that announce themselves, and others that quietly earn a place among those in the know. This discreet trio of red + white + rosé belongs firmly to the latter.

In 1990, Jacques Seysses of Domaine Dujac and Aubert de Villaine of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti uncovered an extraordinary vineyard hidden in the heart of the Var: 46 hectares resting against the Aurélien hills, at 380 metres altitude, with southern exposure towards the Sainte-Baume massif. A secluded site shaped by contrasts: Provençal warmth through the day, cool alpine nights after sunset creating the ideal conditions for wines of both depth and precision.

Here, limestone soils, wild garrigue, and the meeting of Mediterranean and mountain influences compose a terroir of uncommon character. The result is a collection of wines that feel at once generous and exacting: whites of crystalline freshness, reds of quiet structure and refinement, and rosés that transcend easy charm with remarkable seriousness and poise.

Every detail is deliberate: rigorous pruning, cool-morning harvesting, gentle pressing guided by a philosophy that marries Burgundian discipline with the effortless sensuality of Provence.

For more than three decades, the ambition has remained unchanged: to craft wines that speak softly yet unmistakably of their place, shaped by meticulous craftsmanship and profound respect for the land.