Where is Domaine Boissonnet located?

Domaine Boissonnet is at 51 rue de la Voute in Serrières, in the Ardèche department, on the northern Rhône.

Which wines does Domaine Boissonnet make?

It mainly makes Saint-Joseph, with Syrah for the reds, and Condrieu from Viognier.

Can you visit Domaine Boissonnet?

Yes. The estate in Serrières offers tastings and on-site sales; it is part of the Vignobles & Découvertes network and listed among Vignerons Indépendants.

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Domaine Boissonnet

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Family estate in Serrières making Saint-Joseph and Condrieu

About Domaine Boissonnet

Domaine Boissonnet is a family-run wine estate based in the village of Serrières in the Ardèche, on the right bank of the northern Rhône. Housed in a 17th-century family home with vaulted cellars at the center of the village, it has been run by Frédéric Boissonnet since 1990, when he began vinifying his own grapes. The estate makes Saint-Joseph (Syrah-based reds) and Condrieu (Viognier), and welcomes visitors for tastings.

Official website: www.domaineboissonnet.com ↗

Who Is This For?

For those who want to discover Saint-Joseph Syrah and Condrieu Viognier from a small family-run northern Rhône estate

Wines of Domaine Boissonnet

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Domaine Boissonnet located?: Domaine Boissonnet is at 51 rue de la Voute in Serrières, in the Ardèche department, on the northern Rhône.
Which wines does Domaine Boissonnet make?: It mainly makes Saint-Joseph, with Syrah for the reds, and Condrieu from Viognier.
Can you visit Domaine Boissonnet?: Yes. The estate in Serrières offers tastings and on-site sales; it is part of the Vignobles & Découvertes network and listed among Vignerons Indépendants.