François Rousset-Martin inherits precious family plots nestled around Château-Chalon, a landmark of Jura viticole. The Jura vineyards around Château-Chalon have belonged tothe Rousset-Martin family for several generations. After completing his oenology studies, François Rousset-Martin was tempted to take over the handful of hectares of family vines in the Jura bequeathed to him by his grandfather. He set up there in 2007, then bought a few plots in Nevy-sur-Seille, a stone's throw from Château-Chalon. 2008 was his first vintage, but it wasn't until 2018 that he was able to vinify all his grapes under his own name. François Rousset-Martin grew up in the wine-growing atmosphere of Beaune, in Burgundy, bringing with him this dual culture that profoundly influences his approach. He devotes meticulous attention to each parcel, each micro-terroir, with the aim of delivering a faithful interpretation of these jewels of the Jura. To achieve this, he has chosen to follow in the footsteps of his ancestors, working his vines by hand, favouringorganic farming and renouncing the use of pesticides and fungicides, while encouraging natural grass cover. With an emphasis on Savagnin, he strives to express the specific character of each of the renowned terroirs around Château-Chalon. In his cellar, François Rousset-Martin relies on spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts and avoids adding inputs. His commitment is to preserve the authenticity of the grapes and let the purity of the Jura terroirs shine through. By combining tradition, respect for the terroir and modern techniques, he is perpetuating the Jura's magnificent winemaking tradition.