Domaine Benoît Roseau

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Artisan northern Rhône wines from the Pilat slopes

About Domaine Benoît Roseau

Domaine Benoît Roseau is a small, artisanal estate based in Pélussin (Loire), on the eastern slope of the Pilat massif in the northern Rhône. Benoît Roseau, an agronomy graduate who worked in Rhône and Provence estates, created the domaine in 2010. He makes Saint-Joseph (red and white), Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu and Saint-Péray, farming in the spirit of organic viticulture without certification.

Official website: www.closdupigeonnier.fr ↗

Who Is This For?

For drinkers who want small-scale, hand-made Saint-Joseph and northern Rhône wines with a sense of place

Wines of Domaine Benoît Roseau

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Domaine Benoît Roseau located?
In Pélussin, in the Loire department, on the eastern slope of the Pilat massif in the northern Rhône.
Which appellations does Benoît Roseau make wine in?
Saint-Joseph (red and white), Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu and Saint-Péray, plus an IGP Syrah.
When was Domaine Benoît Roseau founded?
Benoît Roseau, an agronomy graduate, created the domaine in 2010.
Is Domaine Benoît Roseau organic?
The vineyards are worked in the spirit of organic viticulture, but they are not certified.