Domaine Flacher
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Family estate in Charnas since 1806, with Saint-Joseph and Condrieu
About Domaine Flacher
Domaine Flacher is a family estate based in Charnas, in the Ardèche on the right bank of the Rhône, in the northern Rhône Valley. The family has farmed vines since 1806; Gilles Flacher took the estate over in 1991 and grew it to about 8 hectares of hillside vineyards across the Saint-Joseph and Condrieu appellations. The estate makes red Saint-Joseph from Syrah, white Saint-Joseph from Marsanne and Roussanne, and Condrieu from Viognier, with cuvées including Les Reines, Terra Louis, Loess and Les Rouelles. It is operated by EARL Flacher and is currently active.
Who Is This For?
For those who want to explore both Saint-Joseph Syrah and Condrieu Viognier from one small northern Rhône family estate
Wines of Domaine Flacher
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Domaine Flacher located?
- Domaine Flacher is in Charnas (07340), in the Ardèche on the right bank of the Rhône in the northern Rhône Valley.
- Which appellations does Domaine Flacher produce?
- The estate's roughly 8 hectares of hillside vineyards are shared between the Saint-Joseph and Condrieu appellations.
- What grapes are used at Domaine Flacher?
- Red Saint-Joseph is made from Syrah, white Saint-Joseph from Roussanne and Marsanne, and Condrieu from Viognier.
- What are the main cuvées of Domaine Flacher?
- Cuvées listed in the Hachette guide and retailers include Saint-Joseph Les Reines, Saint-Joseph Terra Louis, Saint-Joseph Loess and Condrieu Les Rouelles.
- Since when has the Flacher family made wine?
- The family has been growing vines since 1806, and Gilles Flacher took over the estate in 1991.