ProducerCrozes-Hermitage
Cave Olivier Dumaine
カーヴ・オリヴィエ・デュメーヌ
Family-run Larnage estate making Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph
About Cave Olivier Dumaine
Cave Olivier Dumaine, also known as Domaine de la Croix du Verre, is a family estate in Larnage in the Drôme, in the northern Rhône. The Dumaine family has lived in Larnage since 1650. Olivier and Maryline Dumaine work small, fragmented hillside parcels on granite in Larnage and Saint-Jean-de-Muzols, making red Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph from old Syrah vines, with the work done by hand.
Who Is This For?
For lovers of honest, hand-made northern Rhône Syrah from granite hillsides, and for visitors who like to taste at the cellar door.
Wines of Cave Olivier Dumaine
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Cave Olivier Dumaine located?
- At 15 A Traverse Chautin, 26600 Larnage, in the Drôme department of the northern Rhône, France.
- What is Domaine de la Croix du Verre?
- It is the estate name under which Cave Olivier Dumaine's wines and cellar-door tastings are also presented; the business is registered to Olivier Dumaine (SIREN 348 585 118).
- Which appellations does the estate make wine in?
- Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph, both red wines, from parcels in Larnage and Saint-Jean-de-Muzols on granite hillsides.
- Can you visit and taste at the estate?
- Yes. The estate offers cellar-door tastings and sales, in French and English, and local tourism listings describe guided visits of about 60 minutes; booking ahead is advisable.