What are the grape varieties cultivated by Domaine Jean François Ganevat?
The Domaine Jean François Ganevat stands out for its exceptional grape variety diversity. Jean-François works with the great Jura grape varieties such as savagnin, chardonnay, poulsard (or ploussard) and trousseau, to which pinot noir is added. But what makes the domaine truly unique is the cultivation of ancient and forgotten varieties from the Jura, such as enfariné noir, petit bécland and scévillard. With no fewer than 25 different grape varieties across 13 hectares, Ganevat is one of the rare winemakers in the world to preserve such a living ampelographic heritage.
