Benedicte's original name was "Domaine Andre & Mireille Tissot," and the current owner, Stephane Tissot, is a very filial person. He used his parents' names for the winery for a long time. It was only after taking full control that, upon marrying his current wife, Benedicte, whom he deeply loves, he placed her name first, along with his own name, symbolizing a new era for himself.

Stephane is someone who is deeply passionate about wine, pouring his heart and soul into it. He has no airs about him and loves wine, as well as everyone around him and the vineyards. Perhaps it's in his genes, as he developed a love for wine at the tender age of 6. While other kids played after school, he would be found in the wine cellar and vineyards helping out. This early passion led him to study winemaking and eventually join the winery in 1989, gradually incorporating his own philosophy. Initially, his ideas differed from his father's, leading to disagreements that almost caused a rift. However, with the addition of new elements by his son, such as biodynamic practices, their wines have received numerous accolades. This transition has brought his father a sense of peace in handing over the reins.

Today, Stephane has become one of the most internationally renowned winemakers in Jura. He firmly believes that grapes have a life of their own and that each plot of land should impart a unique flavor. He tirelessly seeks out different terroirs to produce wines with distinct flavors. One of his proudest achievements is "La Tour de Curon," a vineyard that was once abandoned and extremely steep. Through Stephane's observation and hard work, it was revealed to be a hidden gem. He has crafted a unique single vineyard Chardonnay from this plot. Each bottle leaves a lasting impression, which explains why it is highly sought after and well-received.