Welcome to one of the most beautiful wine-growing regions in the world! Impressive church towers, undulating valleys, steep hillsides and old stone walls with their closely guarded secrets – so many unmissable sights… 1st stop : the wineshop and historic cellars of Maison Jean Loron.
JEAN LORON SHOP is open from Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday : 10:00-12:30 a.m / 2:00-6:00 p.m. Non-stop Saturday from 11:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m.
Closed on Saturdays in January, February and March.
Because tasting is to seek an emotion, “La Boutique” of Maison Jean Loron was designed to let you choose your wine and to share it during a suspended moment, out of time. Discover his world through the images below :
Find our Beaujolais and Mâconnais wines, our plots of land selection, our Private Collection, our “No Added Sulphite” and organic wines at “La Boutique”. In addition, you have a selection of beautiful books on the region and locals products at your disposal.
This space is designed to celebrate the French “Art de Vivre”. Imagine tastings adapted to your desires without reservation, during the opening hours. Besides a tasting and shopping area, “La Boutique” also opens out on to nature : thanks to the glass doors you have access to our park with centenary trees, in which many events are proposed during the summer weather. Follow all our news here : EVENTS
We propose 4 exclusive offers – only with reservation (up to 24 hours in advance) :
Maison Jean Loron has always been committed to the longevity of Beaujolais and Mâconnais Crus such as Moulin-A-Vent or Pouilly-Fuissé. The century-old cellar houses some very old vintages, but a few rare bottles that have remained hidden from view for several years are sometimes “brought back up” and can now be found by a select few. Discover our wine library at “La Boutique”.
Enter the inner courtyard and discover the legacy left by winegrower Jean Loron. In the hamlet of Pontaneveaux, the team at Maison Jean Loron have been placed here since 1860! The shop, wine library, undergound cellar and park with century-old trees are the perfect environment to discover Jean Loron wines.
ADRESS : 1846 D906 – Pontanevaux 71570 La Chapelle de Guinchay / 03 85 36 82 66 / boutique@loron.fr
Open from Monday to Saturday from April to December. Open from Monday to Friday from January to March. Closed on public holidays and from Christmas to New Year’s Day.
Take the time to choose yours wine at our online boutique, accessible 24 hours a day. All orders are prepared with the greatest care and delivered to your home in approximately 4 days.
LINK: https://boutique.loron.fr/fr/12-tous-les-vins
Open 7days/7, our property Château Bellevue situated in Villié-Morgon (Exit Belleville – A6) is lived at the heart of the Beaujolais countryside. This characteristic dwelling rises on a hill authorising to have a clear view on the vineyard, even on the Alpes with a good weather. Château Bellevue has 5 guest rooms, an appartment being able to receive 12 persons and reception halls. Tasting on place is possible with a advance appointment: https://www.chateau-bellevue.fr/en
Discover our region
The historical capital of Beaujeu still retains important artefacts and heritage from the Lords of Beaujeu, who gave their name to the region.
Belleville-sur-Saône was built around the abbey founded in the 12th century and the 18th century hospital, which prided itself on its excellent apothecary.
Villefranche-sur-Saône, built in a strategic location in the Saône, became capital of Beaujolais in the 16th century. Its Notre Dame des Marais church owes its Gothic façade to the generosity of Anne de Beaujeu.
Beaujolais des Pierres Dorées in the south includes villages such as Oingt, Ternand and Theizé. The yellow stone so typical of the region has given it the nickname of “little Tuscany”.
The pleasant and peaceful town of Mâcon with its riverside cafés is proud to be the birthplace of the 19th century romantic poet Alphonse de Lamartine. Everything here bears his memory.
The Rock of Solutré, a prehistoric hot spot.
Cluny and its Benedictine abbey, whose influence extended into France and Europe from the 10th to the 18th century.
Lyon: this former Gallo-Roman capital with 2,000 years of history and UNESCO world heritage listing has a Renaissance district rich with traboules. The wonderful combination of its silk trade history and culinary traditions makes it a must-see destination.
