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Domaine Vincent Paris
ドメーヌ・ヴァンサン・パリ
Cornas heir to Robert Michel's old vines, granite-grown Syrah
About Domaine Vincent Paris
Domaine Vincent Paris is a Cornas estate in the northern Rhône, founded in 1997 by Vincent Paris after studies in viticulture and oenology. He started with old vines inherited from his grandfather and his uncle Robert Michel, and later added the La Geynale parcel and plantings in Cornas, Saint-Joseph and Crozes-Hermitage. The domaine is based on Chemin des Peyrouses in Cornas and makes Syrah-based reds from granite slopes, including Cornas Granit 30, Cornas Granit 60 and Cornas La Geynale, alongside a Saint-Joseph Les Côtes and a white Granit Blanc.
Who Is This For?
For lovers of structured, mineral northern Rhône Syrah who want a benchmark modern Cornas
Wines of Domaine Vincent Paris
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Domaine Vincent Paris located?
- It is based on Chemin des Peyrouses in Cornas (07130, Ardèche), in the northern Rhône valley.
- When was Domaine Vincent Paris founded?
- Vincent Paris created the domaine in 1997, after studying viticulture and oenology, starting from old vines inherited from his grandfather and uncle.
- What is the relationship between Vincent Paris and Robert Michel?
- Robert Michel, a renowned Cornas grower, is Vincent Paris's uncle. Vincent started with old vines from him and his grandfather, and acquired the La Geynale parcel when his uncle retired.
- What are the main wines of Domaine Vincent Paris?
- Cornas Granit 30, Cornas Granit 60 and Cornas La Geynale are the Cornas reds. The domaine also makes Saint-Joseph Les Côtes and a white Granit Blanc.
- How does Domaine Vincent Paris farm its vines?
- Its own site describes sustainable farming without insecticides or chemical fertilizers, with severe pruning and manual leaf removal. It does not state a formal organic certification.