ProducerCôte Roannaise
Domaine de la Paroisse
ドメーヌ・ド・ラ・パロワス
Côte Roannaise estate founded in 1610, run by the thirteenth generation
About Domaine de la Paroisse
Domaine de la Paroisse is an estate at 380 Chemin de la Paroisse in Renaison, in the Côte Roannaise appellation of the upper Loire. Founded in 1610, it is described as the oldest estate in the Côte Roannaise, and Jean-Claude Chaucesse represents the thirteenth generation of his family there. The estate covers 7 hectares, some vines are over 90 years old, and its main grape is Gamay.
Who Is This For?
For those who want Gamay from the Côte Roannaise, grown by one of the region's oldest family estates.
Wines of Domaine de la Paroisse
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Domaine de la Paroisse?
- It is at 380 Chemin de la Paroisse in Renaison, in the Côte Roannaise appellation of the upper Loire.
- How old is the estate?
- It was founded in 1610 and is described as the oldest estate in the Côte Roannaise.
- How large is the vineyard and what is the main grape?
- It covers 7 hectares, some of the vines are over 90 years old, and the main grape is Gamay.
- Who runs the estate today?
- Jean-Claude Chaucesse runs it as the thirteenth generation of his family.