A specialist in oak, the emblematic timber of Europe’s great forests, Tonnellerie Saury has been dedicated to the art of fine wine ageing since 1873, designing and crafting exceptional French oak barrels for wineries around the world.
Developed in close collaboration with Charlois’ Research & Innovation Department, the Saveurs range has embodied this exceptional mastery of oak since 2017. Staying true to its cooperage expertise, Tonnellerie Saury is committed to delivering precise, tailored and consistent oenological solutions, designed to enhance every wine profile.
In a new, innovative approach, inspired by the concept of oak as an ingredient—like a culinary element serving aromatic precision and wine balance—Saveurs introduces gastronomic universes designed to achieve a range of winemaking objectives.
Sourced from sustainably managed forests, oak reveals a unique aromatic and flavour profile. Through the Saveurs range, oak becomes the foundation of a true sensory language inspired by gastronomy, enabling the most demanding winemakers to create their own harmonies between structure, texture, and aromatic expression.
With this philosophy, we have developed distinct universes—true recipes—that provide winemakers with a comprehensive palette for precisely orchestrating the balance, texture, and aromatic expression of their wines.
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Structure and freshness on the finish, supported by notes of summer fruits.
Gourmand and enveloping expression, dominated by vanilla and pastry notes.
Intense and roasted profile, combining mocha, sweet spices, dark chocolate, and ripe dark fruits.
Fruity and crisp expression, ideal for revealing the vibrancy of young wines.
Generous aromatic profile, characterized by notes of exotic fruits, a beautiful roundness, and pronounced aromatic intensity.
Mineral and subtly smoky expression, delivering length, freshness, and precision.
Brings roundness, softness, sweetness, and balance on the palate while fully preserving the fruit’s expression.
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