Domaine Grand-Chemin

With a history spanning over 400 years, Domaine Grand-Chemin, located at the foot of the Cévennes, embodies the authenticity and passion of the terroir.

Available directly from the estate on Avenue des Vins.

What makes the terroir of Domaine Grand-Chemin so distinctive?

A heritage of over 400 years

Nestled in sun-soaked landscapes, the estate enjoys a privileged location that allows it to produce wines that are both elegant and representative of the richness of the Pays d’Oc. The stony soils and favorable climatic conditions give the different grape varieties a unique expression, resulting in wines of character.

How did the estate become a pioneer of the Languedoc vineyard?

A visionary approach

Since 1972, Jean-Marc Floutier has continuously innovated to adapt the estate to modern demands while respecting tradition. In 1987, the winemaker played a pivotal role in creating the Pays d’Oc wines, paving the way for the planting of international grape varieties in the region. This pioneering spirit, combined with a deep knowledge of the terroir, makes Domaine Grand-Chemin a key player in the Languedoc vineyard.

How is the estate passed down within the family?

Vignerons from father to son

Domaine Grand-Chemin is, above all, a family affair, passed down from generation to generation for over three centuries. The Floutier family has successively managed the estate, each contributing to its legacy while preserving the essence of this historic place. Jean-Marc Floutier, who joined the estate in 1970, transformed it with an innovative vision while remaining faithful to the family's roots. He leveraged the strengths of the terroir while integrating new viticultural practices, allowing the estate to grow while respecting tradition.

Today, Emmanuel and Frédéric Floutier continue this heritage with the same dedication. Their goal is to keep producing high-quality wines while addressing new challenges, such as climate change. Projects like planting drought-resistant grape varieties and creating an oenotourism offer, set for 2026, reflect their commitment to evolving the estate while preserving its identity.

What wines can be discovered at the estate?

Domaine Grand-Chemin: unique wines

Domaine Grand-Chemin offers numerous wines that reflect the diversity and richness of its terroir. Signature cuvées like "Cuvée JMF," a unique blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir, showcase the estate’s ability to blend tradition with innovation. Whether red, white, or rosé, the wines are crafted with meticulous attention, with every step designed to reveal the purity of the aromas and the elegance of the flavors.

The estate offers a wide selection of cuvées to suit any occasion. From fresh, fruity whites to powerful, complex reds, each bottle tells a story, a story of terroir, craftsmanship, and a passion shared across generations. Domaine Grand-Chemin continues to surprise and delight, offering wine lovers an authentic experience rooted in respect for the land and a love for wine.

Discover the wines of Domaine Grand-Chemin directly from the estate, at the estate price, in a short supply chain on Avenue des Vins.

Frequently asked questions about Domaine Grand-Chemin

Where is Domaine Grand-Chemin located?

The estate sits at the foothills of the Cévennes, within the Pays d'Oc of southern France. Its stony ground and generous sunshine shape grape varieties with a character all their own.

Who runs Domaine Grand-Chemin today?

The Floutier family still owns and leads the estate, having guided it for more than three hundred years. Emmanuel and Frédéric now carry on the work started by Jean-Marc, who came to the property in 1970.

What is the Cuvée JMF?

This flagship bottling blends Cabernet Sauvignon with Pinot Noir. It is an unusual pairing that reflects the estate's habit of joining local know-how with grapes from further afield.

What styles of wine does Domaine Grand-Chemin make?

You will find reds, whites and rosés here, with a broad range of cuvées for every occasion. The whites lean toward a crisp, fruity character, while the reds bring more power and depth.

How is Domaine Grand-Chemin adapting to climate change?

To cope with drought and disease, the Floutiers are planting hardier vines. An oenotourism venture is also planned for 2026, a sign of a property looking to the future.