Domaine Grand Chemin

Domaine Grand-Chemin

A family estate of more than 300 years in Savignargues (Gard), at the foot of the Cevennes. Jean-Marc and Emmanuel Floutier, independent winegrowers, cultivate more than 80 hectares. IGP Cevennes, IGP Pays d'Oc, AOP Duche d'Uzes. ISO 14001 and HVE Level 3.

At the foot of the Cevennes, a stone's throw from Uzes and Anduze, Domaine Grand-Chemin has carried on a rare family history for more than 300 years. Jean-Marc and Emmanuel Floutier, independent winegrowers and guardians of a living heritage, today cultivate more than 80 hectares on clay-limestone soils renowned for their finesse and balance. The estate produces wines in IGP Cevennes, IGP Pays d'Oc and AOP Duche d'Uzes, each reflecting the warm personality of this luminous terroir.

A wine, a history, a land

Each bottle tells a fragment of the Cevennes: the warmth of the stones, the coolness of the nights, the rigour of the winegrowers and this invisible bond that unites a family with its lands for three centuries. Domaine Grand-Chemin is one of the essential signatures of the Languedoc for all those seeking sincere wines, crafted with exigence and driven by a sustainable vision.

The Amour range: White, Gris & Red

Three bright, accessible cuvees

Amour de Blanc, tender and bright, on the freshness of the white grapes; Amour de Gris, a delicate, subtly coloured cuvee highlighting the finesse of the Cevennes aromatics; Amour de Rouge, charming, generous and supple, on the Mediterranean grapes.

Combes, Le Village & Les Trois Seigneurs

Terroir and cellaring cuvees

Combes, marked by a deeper terroir and a fine aromatic intensity; Le Village, a tribute to the family roots, very faithful to the terroir; and Les Trois Seigneurs, an ambitious cuvee, long on the palate, perfectly built for cellaring.

Hors des Vignes & Le Faillet Blanc

Creative freedom and a characterful white

Hors des Vignes: a free, modern wine, conceived as a creative parenthesis within the estate. Le Faillet Blanc: a structured, bright white that seduces with its freshness and minerality. Two singular faces of the Grand-Chemin.

Thirteen grapes, great diversity

Syrah, Chardonnay, Grenache, Viognier...

Diversity is one of the estate's great strengths: Syrah, Chardonnay, Cabernet-Sauvignon, Merlot, Viognier, Grenache... thirteen grapes flourish here, allowing cuvees that are sometimes fruity, sometimes structured, always of an accessible elegance.

Three Cevennes appellations

IGP Cévennes, IGP Pays d'Oc, AOP Duché d'Uzès

The estate produces wines in IGP Cevennes, IGP Pays d'Oc and AOP Duche d'Uzes, each reflecting the warm personality of this luminous terroir, at the foot of the Cevennes, a stone's throw from Uzes and Anduze.

A recognised sustainable commitment

ISO 14001, HVE Level 3, Planet Émeraude

ISO 14001 certified since 2012 and HVE Level 3 since 2019, the estate combines reduced herbicides, controlled grass cover, sustainable resource management and continuous improvement. The Planet Emeraude approach embodies this ever-greener viticulture.

The Cevennes wines (IGP Cevennes, Pays d'Oc, Duche d'Uzes), direct

Which Domaine Grand-Chemin wine to choose?

For freshness, a white (Amour de Blanc, Le Faillet Blanc); for a delicate rose, Amour de Gris; for a supple red, Amour de Rouge; for a cellaring wine, Combes, Le Village or Les Trois Seigneurs; for creativity, Hors des Vignes.

Where is Domaine Grand-Chemin located?

In Savignargues, in the Gard (30350), at the foot of the Cevennes, a stone's throw from Uzes and Anduze. The estate cultivates more than 80 hectares on clay-limestone soils renowned for their finesse and balance.

Is Domaine Grand-Chemin committed to the environment?

Yes: the estate is ISO 14001 certified since 2012 and HVE Level 3 since 2019. It combines reduced herbicides, controlled grass cover, sustainable resource management and continuous improvement, within the Planet Emeraude approach.

Since when has Domaine Grand-Chemin existed?

Domaine Grand-Chemin has carried on a rare family history for more than 300 years. It is today run by Jean-Marc and Emmanuel Floutier, independent winegrowers and guardians of a living heritage, over more than 80 hectares.

Which grapes does Domaine Grand-Chemin grow?

Thirteen grapes flourish at the estate: Syrah, Chardonnay, Cabernet-Sauvignon, Merlot, Viognier, Grenache... This diversity allows cuvees that are sometimes fruity, sometimes structured, always of an accessible elegance.

What are the cuvees of Domaine Grand-Chemin?

The emblematic cuvees: Amour de Blanc, Amour de Gris, Amour de Rouge, Combes, Hors des Vignes, Le Village, Le Faillet Blanc and Les Trois Seigneurs. From fruity, accessible wines to more ambitious cellaring cuvees.

Which appellations does Domaine Grand-Chemin produce?

The estate produces wines in IGP Cevennes, IGP Pays d'Oc and AOP Duche d'Uzes. Each reflects the warm personality of this luminous terroir, between the Cevennes, Uzes and Anduze.

What is the Planet Émeraude approach?

Planet Emeraude is the environmental approach of Domaine Grand-Chemin: it embodies the will to move towards an ever-greener viticulture, alongside the ISO 14001 (since 2012) and HVE Level 3 (since 2019) certifications.

What is the Les Trois Seigneurs cuvee?

Les Trois Seigneurs is an ambitious cuvee of the estate: long on the palate and perfectly built, it is designed for cellaring. An accomplished expression of the clay-limestone terroir of the Cevennes.

Can Domaine Grand-Chemin wines be cellared?

It depends on the cuvees: the Amour wines (White, Gris, Red) are happily enjoyed young, on the fruit and freshness; Combes, Le Village and especially Les Trois Seigneurs, more structured, will lend themselves well to a few years of cellaring.

What to pair with Domaine Grand-Chemin wines?

The whites (Amour de Blanc, Le Faillet Blanc) with fish and goat cheeses; the Amour de Gris rose as an aperitif and with grills; the reds (Amour de Rouge, Combes, Les Trois Seigneurs) with meats, charcuterie and slow-cooked southern dishes.

Can you buy Domaine Grand-Chemin wines directly?

Yes: the estate's cuvees (IGP Cevennes, IGP Pays d'Oc, AOP Duche d'Uzes) are available here, direct from the property in Savignargues, shipped with care, across France and Europe.

Direct from the estate, the wines of the Cevennes

Domaine Grand-Chemin: a family estate of more than 300 years in Savignargues (Gard), at the foot of the Cevennes, a stone's throw from Uzes and Anduze. Run by Jean-Marc and Emmanuel Floutier, independent winegrowers, over more than 80 hectares of clay-limestone soils. Thirteen grapes (Syrah, Chardonnay, Cabernet-Sauvignon, Merlot, Viognier, Grenache...). Appellations: IGP Cevennes, IGP Pays d'Oc, AOP Duche d'Uzes. ISO 14001 certified since 2012 and HVE Level 3 since 2019, Planet Emeraude approach.

Cuvees: Amour de Blanc, Amour de Gris, Amour de Rouge, Combes, Hors des Vignes, Le Village, Le Faillet Blanc, Les Trois Seigneurs — Cevennes wines