Domaine De Lahaye

Domaine de Lahaye, Jura wines below Château-Chalon: savagnin, chardonnay, macvin, direct from the estate... Lire plus
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Domaine de Lahaye, between heritage, nature and Jura passion

Domaine de Lahaye

A family estate of the Jura, in Nevy-sur-Seille, at the foot of Château-Chalon. 6.5 hectares founded in 2003 by Jean-Pierre and Guillaume Tissot (8th generation), converting to organic (first vintage 2024). Côtes du Jura, Château-Chalon, Crémant, Macvin and the Jura specialities, with ageing under veil as a signature.

Anchored at the foot of the majestic Château-Chalon site, Domaine de Lahaye extends over 6.5 hectares of light-bathed vines. Founded in 2003 by Jean-Pierre and Guillaume Tissot, father and son, this estate continues a long line of winegrowers in love with their terroir. Since the first parcels cultivated in Nevy-sur-Seille by Jean-Pierre in 1975, each generation has known how to evolve tradition without ever betraying it.


A sustainable viticulture turned towards the future

Respect for the vine and the environment guides each of the estate's gestures. The amendments are exclusively natural and carefully dosed to preserve the life of the soils. Guillaume Tissot, representative of the 8th generation of winegrowers, has undertaken the organic conversion of the vineyard, with a first certified organic vintage planned for 2024. Here, each cluster is the reflection of a simple philosophy: to produce authentic wines capable of expressing all the truth of the Jura terroir.

2003
founded
An estate founded by Jean-Pierre and Guillaume Tissot, father and son.
6.5
hectares
Light-bathed vines at the foot of the Château-Chalon site.
8th
generation
Guillaume Tissot, guardian and transmitter of an ancestral savoir-faire.
Organic
from 2024
Organic conversion underway, first certified organic vintage in 2024.

Wines of character, reflections of the Jura

Savagnin, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Poulsard: Domaine de Lahaye crafts balanced, expressive cuvees from the Côtes du Jura and Château-Chalon appellations, as well as the AOC Macvin, Marc and Crémant du Jura. The ageing methods under veil, emblematic of the Jura, give these wines a unique aromatic richness: notes of walnut, dried fruits and gunflint, typical of this exceptional terroir.


The wines of Domaine de Lahaye

From the Côtes du Jura to the Vin Jaune of Château-Chalon, from the Crémant to the specialities that are the Macvin, the Marc and the Vin de Paille: a complete range that tells the Jura. To discover direct from the estate.

The Côtes du Jura

White and red - AOC Côtes du Jura (Savagnin, Chardonnay, Poulsard, Pinot Noir)

The heart of the range: Côtes du Jura whites (Chardonnay, Savagnin), chiselled and mineral, and reds (Poulsard, Pinot Noir), fine and fruity. Here you find the estate's cuvees, such as Cœur de Marne and Cœur de Fruit, balanced expressions of a living Jura terroir.

Château-Chalon & the Vin Jaune

White under veil - AOC Château-Chalon (Savagnin)

The most emblematic expression of the Jura, at the foot of the Château-Chalon site itself. A Savagnin aged under veil, which develops notes of walnut, dried fruits and gunflint: a rare, powerful and immortal wine, the summit of the estate's savoir-faire.

The Crémant du Jura

Bubbles - AOC Crémant du Jura

Fine, gourmet bubbles, in AOC Crémant du Jura, perfect for the aperitif and celebrations. The freshness of the Jura in a sparkling version, in the sincere, sharing spirit of the estate.

Macvin, Marc & Vin de Paille

Jura specialities - AOC Macvin du Jura, Marc, Vin de Paille

The treasures of the Jura table: the Macvin du Jura, a sweet mistelle (grape must and Marc du Jura) served as an aperitif, the Marc du Jura, a characterful eau-de-vie, and the Vin de Paille, a rare nectar from dried grapes. Wines for meditation and sharing.

The authentic Jura, direct from the estate


The symbol of the Question Mark

Overlooking the vines, a small cabin proudly bears a mysterious Question Mark. This symbol, chosen in 1930 by Joseph Tissot, echoes the eponymous aircraft that linked Paris to New York. It embodies curiosity, boldness and the desire to always go further: three values that still drive the estate today in its quest for excellence and innovation. Guillaume Tissot is its guardian and its transmitter, convinced that sustainability is also rooted in human transmission.

The spirit of Domaine de Lahaye

A family estate at the foot of Château-Chalon, eight generations of winegrowers, an organic conversion (first vintage 2024), ageing under veil as a signature and the boldness of a Question Mark inherited from 1930. Sincere wines, made to be shared, from the aperitif Crémant to the great Vin Jaune for cellaring.


The Jura: a gourmet and living terroir

The Jura seduces by the strength of its landscapes and the generosity of its gastronomy. Between Comte, Mont d'Or, Cancoillotte and Saucisse de Morteau, every dish finds here its perfect match with the estate's wines. The Vin Jaune, the Vin de Paille, the Crémant du Jura or the Côtes du Jura Savagnin are so many singular expressions of the same passion: that of the right taste and of sharing. From the aperitif among friends to the great gastronomic table, each bottle tells a story, that of a terroir, a family and an uncompromising commitment.


Why choose Domaine de Lahaye?

A Jura family estate. Founded in 2003 by Jean-Pierre and Guillaume Tissot, 8 generations of winegrowers.

At the foot of Château-Chalon. 6.5 hectares in Nevy-sur-Seille, at the heart of the Vin Jaune terroir.

A committed organic conversion. Natural amendments, first certified organic vintage in 2024.

All the richness of the Jura. Côtes du Jura, Château-Chalon, Crémant, Macvin, Marc and Vin de Paille.


Frequently asked questions about Domaine de Lahaye

What makes the wines of Domaine de Lahaye singular?

Domaine de Lahaye crafts balanced, expressive cuvees from the Jura grapes (Savagnin, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Poulsard) and the Côtes du Jura and Château-Chalon appellations. The ageing methods under veil, emblematic of the Jura, give them a unique aromatic richness: notes of walnut, dried fruits and gunflint. Add sustainable viticulture converting to organic, exclusively natural amendments and the patience of a terroir where some wines age for years before bottling, and you get authentic wines that express all the truth of the Jura.

Where is Domaine de Lahaye located?

In Nevy-sur-Seille (39210), in the Jura, at the foot of the majestic Château-Chalon site. The estate extends over 6.5 hectares of light-bathed vines. It was from Nevy-sur-Seille that Jean-Pierre Tissot cultivated his first parcels back in 1975.

Who are the winegrowers of Domaine de Lahaye?

A family estate founded in 2003 by Jean-Pierre and Guillaume Tissot, father and son, who continue a long line of winegrowers. Guillaume Tissot represents the 8th generation: he has inherited a savoir-faire patiently refined by his ancestors and is now its guardian and its transmitter, convinced that sustainability is also rooted in human transmission.

Is Domaine de Lahaye organic?

Respect for the vine and the environment guides each gesture: the amendments are exclusively natural and carefully dosed to preserve the life of the soils. Guillaume Tissot has undertaken the organic conversion of the vineyard, with a first certified organic vintage in 2024. The estate is thus part of a sustainable viticulture, turned towards organic and the future.

Which grapes and appellations are found at Domaine de Lahaye?

The Jura grapes: Savagnin and Chardonnay in white, Pinot Noir and Poulsard in red. The wines come from the Côtes du Jura and Château-Chalon appellations, as well as the AOC Macvin du Jura, Marc du Jura and Crémant du Jura, with the emblematic specialities that are the Vin Jaune and the Vin de Paille.

What is ageing under veil?

An emblematic ageing method of the Jura: the wine (often a Savagnin) ages in barrel without topping up, under a veil of yeasts that forms on its surface. This process gives it a unique aromatic richness, with notes of walnut, dried fruits and gunflint, typical of this exceptional terroir.

What are Château-Chalon and the Vin Jaune?

Château-Chalon is the reigning appellation of Vin Jaune, at the foot of which Domaine de Lahaye is located. The Vin Jaune is a Savagnin aged under veil for more than six years, with aromas of walnut and curry, renowned for its extraordinary ageing potential. A rare wine, the summit of Jura savoir-faire.

What are the cuvees of Domaine de Lahaye?

A complete Jura range: Côtes du Jura whites and reds (including the Cœur de Marne and Cœur de Fruit cuvees), a Crémant du Jura, a Macvin du Jura, a Marc, as well as the great Jura specialities, the Vin Jaune (Château-Chalon) and the Vin de Paille. Wines for every moment, from the aperitif to the great table.

What does the Question Mark of Domaine de Lahaye symbolise?

Overlooking the vines, a small cabin proudly bears a mysterious Question Mark. This symbol, chosen in 1930 by Joseph Tissot, echoes the eponymous aircraft that linked Paris to New York. It embodies curiosity, boldness and the desire to always go further, three values that still drive the estate in its quest for excellence and innovation.

How to pair the wines of Domaine de Lahaye?

The Jura is a gourmet terroir: between Comte, Mont d'Or, Cancoillotte and Saucisse de Morteau, every dish finds its match. The Vin Jaune elevates a chicken with vin jaune and morels or an old Comte, the Crémant accompanies the aperitif, the Côtes du Jura Savagnin cheeses, and the Macvin is served chilled as an aperitif or with a dessert.

What are the Macvin and the Crémant du Jura?

The Macvin du Jura is a mistelle: a blend of grape must and Marc du Jura, sweet and round, served chilled as an aperitif or with a dessert. The Crémant du Jura is a sparkling wine with fine, gourmet bubbles, ideal for the aperitif and celebrations. Two convivial ways into the estate's world.

Can you buy the Domaine de Lahaye wines directly?

Yes: the cuvees are available here, direct from the estate, carefully shipped across France and Europe.

Direct from the estate, the Jura between heritage and passion

Domaine de Lahaye: a family estate of the Jura in Nevy-sur-Seille (39210), at the foot of the Château-Chalon site. 6.5 hectares founded in 2003 by Jean-Pierre and Guillaume Tissot (8th generation), since the first parcels of 1975. Sustainable viticulture converting to organic (first certified organic vintage in 2024), natural amendments, ageing under veil emblematic of the Jura.

Côtes du Jura (Savagnin, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Poulsard), Château-Chalon (Vin Jaune), Crémant du Jura, Macvin, Marc and Vin de Paille, with the Cœur de Marne and Cœur de Fruit cuvees