The actual history of the vineyards goes back to 1890. The domain was then owned by the Granget family and known under the name “Château de Husson”. From 1973 to 2006, the wines were also bottled under this name. In 2007, the vineyards and the right to use the name “Château de Husson” were sold to a Luberon family, with Bernard and Jerôme Granget keeping 7.5 hectares of vineyards for themselves. New cellars and facilities were built and renamed “Le Jas des Papes”. The first harvest under this name was bottled in 2008. In 2014, Jerôme Granget then sold the domain to Michel Audibert, who employed Sébastien Philibert as manager and winemaker. It's Sebastien who is still responsible for the beautiful wines of this still young domain. In 2017, it was also certified 'organic' in order to comply with current climate and environmental standards. At the same time subtle and generous, the wines of Le Jas des Papes enjoy a very pure character and are an absolute enrichment for this world-renowned appellation. The Pope's stash is in safe hands here!