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Discover Bouvet-Jabloir Winery


All your best moments of life come along with a Bouvet-Jabloir wine.

It is through this hedonist philosophy that we raise our wines. Our passion: the search for the perfect harmony between pleasure and gustative memories.

Located on the iconic wine-making Commune of Auvernier since 1923 and four generations, we raise wines of "Modernition®" (modernity and tradition). The passion for our vines and wines, fruit of the family values since almost 100 years, pushes us to reach the aromatic and gustative perfection.



The 4th generation : two brothers


In 2002, Alexandre Colomb, grand-grand son of Albert Mühlematter and Ernest Isenschmid Senior, takes over the winery.

Passionate oenologist, graduated from "Ecole d’ingénieurs de Changins", Alexandre innovates quickly and imposes a new style of wines, oriented to "reasoned culture".

2015 marks a new milestone in the history of the winery, with the arrival of Alexandre's brother, Dimitri, graduated from "Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne" and ASSP professional sommelier who benefits of many years of experience in marketing and communications. 

Together, we associate our respective skills to ensure the continuity and the growth of our familial heritage.

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Grape varieties


Our vineyard is constituted of:

> Chasselas
> Chardonnay
> Pinot Gris
> Gewürtzraminer
> Pinot Noir
> Gamaret 
> and Merlot

The average age of the vines is 20 years with some, in particular in the Pinot Noir, being almost 60 years old. Grapes are harvested exclusively by hand and meticulously sorted out to release the quintessence of the grapes.

Three Collections of wines


> The Collection "Légende" is made typical grape varieties of the region of Neuchâtel,

> The Collection "Signature" designates the wines raised in oak barrels (8-14 months),

> And the Collection "Grands Terroirs", dedicated to our finest plot wines.

 

Wines of Collections "Signature" and "Grande Terroirs" are raised between 8 and 24 months in oak barrels to develop unique aromatic complexities to these crus.

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