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Le Domaine GRAND fait peau neuve !

Hello

It is with a heavy heart but because we have to deal with the health emergency responsibly, as a measure of safety and kindness, that we have taken the decision to keep the vault closed until the restrictions are lifted.

However, you can continue to contact us by email, they will be consulted regularly .

We express our support to you and your team for this difficult ordeal.

Take care of yourself and your loved ones, so that we can quickly meet around a glass of Jura wines.

See you soon

The Domaine Grand team

With Nathalie and Emmanuel, Domaine Grand is on its way to organic certification.

A quick look back at the history of the Domain: since the 1970s, the estate has been operated by the three BROTHERS GRAND, Lothain, Dominique and Georges. After their departure, Emmanuel, lothain's son, takes over the operation but he does not embark alone on this new adventure!

In 2011, he met Nathalie, daughter of Arboisian winemakers. Very quickly, Emmanuel and Nathalie fall in love and decide to unite in professional life as well.
These two passionate vines and wine enthusiasts then became owners of Domaine GRAND, and created a more modest winery than at the time of the three brothers, of 9.5 hectares.

What is it like today? The 2018 harvest marks the culmination of this long journey and formalizes the beginning of the conversion of the Domain to organic farming for a label with the 2021 harvest.

Known for its Jura cremant, and château-Chalon En Beaumont, the estate stands out today with its red macerated 2 months and its Chardonnay La Grande Chaude aged in cask 24 months.