Domaine Jamet
Côte-Rôtie AOC
Whole-bunch Côte-Rôtie of structure and restraint, the counterpoint to new oak.
No deposit, no obligation. Lamont’s contacts you before the release.
The Allocation Program
- Principal variety
- Syrah
Availability
Future release
Nothing listed yet
Access
By allocation
For Lamont’s clients
Why we follow Domaine Jamet
The estate
A revered Côte-Rôtie grower in Ampuis. In 2013 brothers Jean-Paul and Jean-Luc Jamet divided the roughly 16-hectare family estate evenly into two properties. Jean-Paul retained the Domaine Jamet name, working with his wife Corinne and, from 2013, their son Loïc, while Jean-Luc created his own estate under his own name, based on the Lancement plateau.
The vineyards
Domaine Jamet farms a growing collection of lieux-dits — the estate has cited sixteen, soon to be nineteen — and the standard Côte-Rôtie is blended from as many as twenty parcels spanning both Côte Brune and Côte Blonde. Named sites include Chavaroche, Fongeant, Côte Rozier and Landonne. Schist and granite soils.
In the glass
Whole-bunch fermentation, with the 2021 at around 90 per cent whole clusters, matured mostly in older demi-muids and barrels for some 22 months. The result is classic, structured and deliberately non-flashy. The 2013 fraternal split is one of the Northern Rhône's most-discussed family divisions. Both brothers now make excellent wine, but Domaine Jamet retains the historic name and reputation. Jamet's whole-bunch style is a deliberate counterpoint to Guigal's new-oak signature.
With Lamont’s
Offered through Lamont’s Allocation Program, generally following the July release. Register your interest and we will contact you when the next allocation is confirmed.
The wines
Request individual wines, or register interest in the whole estate. We will contact you when an allocation is confirmed.
The whole Domaine Jamet range
For collectors who would consider any available Domaine Jamet allocation, across every tier.
The wines
Côte-Rôtie
Domaine blend
Syrah, with a touch of Viognier in some years; the benchmark bottling.
Côte-Rôtie Côte Brune
A tiny single-lieu-dit cuvée, more recently joined by a Landonne.
Côtes du Rhône and a little white
Made in small quantities.
Release and availability
How it works
- 1Choose a producer.
- 2Register your interest.There is no purchase or commitment.
- 3Lamont’s contacts you before the release.
Next expected release: July. Timing is indicative and can move with the producer or the vintage. View the allocation calendar
Saved to your request.
You’re registered, and we’ll contact you when the next allocation is confirmed.
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How allocations are offered
It records which producers and wines interest you, so we know who to contact when a release is confirmed.
Availability depends on what arrives and how many customers are waiting. In some years there is very little to go round.
Our team considers purchase history, genuine interest and intended enjoyment. We would rather a case went to someone who will open it and tell us what they thought than to whoever asked first.
Change your requests at any time from My allocation requests. Release timing moves with the producer and the vintage, so the months on the release calendar are a guide rather than a promise.
Explore the Allocation Program
See upcoming releases from Domaine Jamet and other benchmark estates.