Domaine Jacques Tissot
Jura wine producer and retailer selling wines and spirits to consumers and wine buyers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Domaine Jacques Tissot
Domaine Jacques Tissot produces wines from the Jura region, including sparkling, red, white and sweet wines, as well as aperitifs and spirits. It also offers wine tastings and sells products through its online shop.
The company welcomes visitors for tastings and sales at two locations in Arbois. Its online shop offers delivery, and the business also serves customers through its cellar sales.
The registered seat is Arbois, France. The company was founded in 1998 and has 10–19 employees. The website is available in French, English and Chinese.
Product: Jura wines, aperitifs and spirits sold online and at tasting and sales cellars.
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