Jordi Renard - Maison Vulpin

Villeneuve - Vaud - Switzerland

Two people, a man and a woman, standing outdoors on a cloudy day, smiling at the camera. The man has a short beard and is wearing a gray Los Angeles Dodgers hoodie and jeans. The woman has long dark hair and is wearing a cream and brown patterned jacket, black pants, and white sneakers. They are standing on a paved area near houses with green trees and a hillside in the background.

Jordi Renard arrived in Switzerland in 2011, originally from the south of France and working in the hospitality industry, I embarked on a significant new challenge in 2020: producing my own wine.

Various encounters within the wine industry, particularly in natural wine, sparked a special interest in this field and led me to embrace its philosophy: savoring the fruit of nature while treating it with respect.

The fruit develops in a harmonious biodiversity where all species of fauna and flora live in symbiosis, which is essential for the healthy growth of the vine.

Producing natural wine means being present in the vineyard, connected with the elements provided by Mother Nature.

It also requires respecting living organisms by aligning vineyard tasks, such as pruning, debudding, and leaf thinning, with the lunar cycle.

Maison Vulpin Gallery
A wine bottle labeled 'Les Vins du Vulpin Tropical 2022' placed on a rough, weathered tree stump against a dark background.
A rustic building covered in green ivy, with several windows and a door, next to an outdoor area with a barrel and bottles, located in a scenic, hilly area with parked cars and lush trees.
Wooden door with Maison Vulpin logo, arched top, surrounded by ivy, with a window above, and a lantern on the wall to the left.
Wine fermentation tanks, barrels, and stainless steel fermentation vessels in a winery storage area.
Winery or wine cellar storage room with large red and silver tanks, a wooden table, and a pallet, with a brick floor and tiled walls.
Two bottles of wine with labels featuring a red and pink paw print, titled 'Les Vins du Vulpin,' from 2022, on a wooden surface.