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Domaine Rolet Père et Fils

ドメーヌ・ロレ・ペール・エ・フィス

The largest family-owned estate in the Jura, spanning all four appellations.

Founded in 1942 by Désiré Rolet in Arbois, this estate grew from a few hectares into the largest family-owned domaine in the Jura, spanning 65 hectares across all four Jura appellations: Arbois, Côtes du Jura, L'Étoile, and Château-Chalon. Since 2018 the estate has been run by three families with Burgundian and Parisian roots — Devillard, Dupuis, and Flambert — with winemaker Cédric Ducoté continuing the domaine's commitment to terroir-driven, minimal-intervention winemaking. The vineyards are in conversion to organic farming, and the cellar champions Jura's five native grape varieties: Chardonnay, Savagnin, Poulsard, Trousseau, and Pinot Noir, producing everything from crisp ouillé whites to oxidative Vin Jaune and Macvin du Jura.

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Who Is This For?

For wine lovers who want a reliable, wide-ranging introduction to authentic Jura wines — from fresh ouillé whites to oxidative Vin Jaune — without hunting down a tiny grower allocation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Domaine Rolet an organic producer?
The domaine's 65 hectares of vineyards are currently in conversion to organic farming, with no herbicides or pesticides used and soils regularly ploughed.
What are the signature grape varieties of Domaine Rolet?
Domaine Rolet works with all five native Jura varieties — Chardonnay, Savagnin, Poulsard, Trousseau, and Pinot Noir — across Arbois, Côtes du Jura, L'Étoile, and Château-Chalon.
Who owns Domaine Rolet today?
Since 2018 the estate has been owned by three families — Devillard (of Burgundy's Domaine des Perdrix), Dupuis, and Flambert — with Cédric Ducoté as winemaker, continuing the founding Rolet family's terroir-focused style.
What kind of food pairs well with Domaine Rolet's wines?
Their wines pair exceptionally well with traditional Jura cuisine such as Comté and Morbier cheeses, smoked sausage, and trout with brown butter.