Paul Jaboulet Ainé

Paul Jaboulet Ainé 200 years of history in the North Côtes du Rhône

The Paul Ainé Jaboulet house works with the greatest appellations such as Cornas, Condrieu, Crozes Hermitage, Hermitage, St Peray and St Joseph have made the Jaboulet Ainé house famous unless it is the other way around ...

Since 2006, this venerable house has passed into the hands of the family of Jean Jacques Frey, also owner of Château La Lagune, shareholder of the Billecart Salmon champagne house and recently owner of Château Corton André and the 13 hectares of vines in the area. in Bourgogne.

Caroline Frey, one of Jean Jacques Frey's daughters, is the family's oenologist. Caroline Frey has the means for its quality-oriented policy. Indeed, she did not hesitate not to present the 2013 vintage of the Lagoon or the 2008 vintage of her famous Hermitage de la Chapelle.

A fine proof of respect for a centuries-old wine which was nevertheless elevated to the rank of the 10 greatest wines of the century for its 1961 vintage.

Paul Jaboulet Ainé has an underground aging cellar occupying 17 hectares

This aging cellar is an old underground quarry it is called the Vineum.