Domaine Jamet

Domaine Jamet is a producer in the northern Rhône known for its classical Côte-Rôtie wines. The estate comprises approximately 7 hectares (17 acres) of vines planted in a number of small plots in the Côte Brune and the Côte Blonde. Plantings are nearly all Syrah, with small amounts of Marsanne, Viognier and Roussanne.

The domaine was founded by Joseph Jamet, who in 1950 acquired a tiny plot of land and began selling fruit to négociants. Domaine Jamet began bottling its own wines in 1976 and, following Joseph's retirement, his sons Jean-Luc and Jean-Paul took over the family business. The brothers parted company in 2013 and today the domaine is managed by husband and wife Jean-Paul and Corinne Jamet, along with their son, Loïc, who joined in 2015. This date also coincided with the domaine's purchase of 20ha (50 acres) of vineyards in Condrieu.

Domaine Jamet's portfolio comprises a range of wines from the Côte-Rôtie, Côtes du Rhône and Condrieu, with annual production totaling around 50,000 bottles.

Jamet also makes a single 100-percent Syrah IGP Collines Rhodaniennes, a set of red and white expressions of Côtes du Rhône and a 100-percent Viognier Condrieu wine.