All Jaillance wines have Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée status. AOC classification indicates quality; it guarantees the provenance of the wines, and confirms that they are backed by the history and traditions of the terroir. Clairette de Die Tradition, for example, is 2,000 years old, and is made according to the age-old “Méthode Dioise Ancestrale,” unique to this area. Crémant wines – both from Die and Bordeaux – are made by the “Méthode Traditionnelle” – the traditional method.



Customer satisfaction and end-to-end traceability – Jaillance and quality go hand in hand. They monitor and control the winemaking process every step of the way, aiming for flawless quality and a reliable product; they pit their skills to deliver the same standard of quality in each and every wine. Jaillance values people and their individual abilities, and are meticulous about choosing the right partners to streamline the production process, from the earth to the bottle. Since 1997, the Jaillance winegrowers’ already demanding standards have been complemented by modern quality control procedures. The results are there for everyone to see: year after year, Jaillance win awards in the most prestigious wine competitions, both in France and abroad.

Learn about our history