About Domaine Lionnet
Domaine Lionnet is a family estate in Cornas, in France's northern Rhône Valley. The Lionnet family has grown grapes in Cornas since 1575, and the estate today is run by Corinne Lionnet with Ludovic Izerable and Lucas. It has been certified organic since 2009 and makes AOC Cornas and Saint-Joseph, with parcels around Cornas and Châteaubourg. Syrah is worked with indigenous yeasts, long macerations and no new oak; the flagship is the Cornas Terre Brûlée.
Who Is This For?
For lovers of structured, mineral northern Rhône Syrah made with minimal intervention, and anyone curious about small-grower Cornas.
Wines of Domaine Lionnet
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Domaine Lionnet located?
- Domaine Lionnet is in Cornas, in the Ardèche department on the right bank of the northern Rhône, at 160-162 avenue du Colonel Rousset (RD 86).
- Is Domaine Lionnet organic?
- Yes. The estate has been certified organic since 2009, with old vines worked by horse or tracked spade.
- Which appellations does Domaine Lionnet make wine in?
- AOC Cornas and AOC Saint-Joseph. The Saint-Joseph parcels lie around Châteaubourg.
- What is Domaine Lionnet's best-known wine?
- Cornas Terre Brûlée, assembled from old-vine parcels in Cornas and bottled after two winters without fining or filtration.
- Can I visit Domaine Lionnet?
- Yes. The estate welcomes visitors for free tastings and carries the Vignobles et Découvertes label; groups should book ahead.