In 1973 the domain was established from scratch by Maryse and Jean Pierre Verdeau. In 1981 he left the cooperative and the first wine was bottled and marketed at the beginning of the expansion of the Domaine de l’Amandine.
Today the domain covers 45 ha; 27 ha of Cotes du Rhone Village Seguret, and the rest Cotes du Rhone or IGP
In 2013 Jean Pierre found that running this relatively big domain had become a too big task for a man of his age. None of his two sons wanted to take over and a sale of the domain came in question. Jean Pierre’s daughter Sabine and son-in-law Alex Suter had both made their own carriers. Alex as a landscape architect. In respect of Jean Pierre's great lifework litterally creating the domain with his own hands - from zero - they decided to continue at the family estate.

Alex Suter at the domain 2017


Mathilde Suter at Decouvertes in Avignon 2019

Wines

Cotes du Rhone Village Seguret  
2018: Syrah, Grenache. 

Cotes du Rhone Village Seguret Bel Air
 2015: Syrah, Grenache. Aged in barrels for a year.

Cotes du Rhone Village Séguret Blanc Bel Air
2018: Viognier, Roussanne, Marsanne.

Cotes du Rhone Village La Montagne
2015: Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault, Carignan.
30% aged in barrels.

Cotes du Rhone
2018: Grenache, Syrah.

Cotes du Rhone Blanc
2018: Viognier, Marsanne, Roussanne, Clairette, Bourboulenc.

IGP Vaucluse No. 1
2016: 90% Carignan, 10% Mourvedre. Macération carbonique.

IGP Cuvée Mathilde
2019: Merlot, Syrah, Marselan, Caladoc. 

IGP Rosé Cuvée Marie
2019: Grenache, Cinsault. Saignée.

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