IGP Vicomté d’Aumelas
Château d’Aumelas is a vision that oozes history and style from the hilltop overlooking the Hérault Valley in the South of France.
The 8th century château was founded in the Middle Ages and it bears the stamp of all the knights and noblemen that have passed through.
Time and man may have left their mark on the impressive building, but it still has a sense of grandeur. If the walls could speak...
Aumelas was built as a viscountcy (or "Vicomté") during the reign of the lords of Montpellier and held onto the noble title when it joined the French Kingdom.
From its headland, never-ending vineyards growing regional varieties such as Grenache and Syrah unfurl towards Montpellier and the Mediterranean.
This selection of varieties brings tradition and innovation together to make elegantly complex wine.
IGP Vicomté d’Aumelas is an exclusive PGI that pays tribute to its glorious history and embodies the terroir with confidence and finesse.
Every bottle tells the tale of the land, elevated by legends surrounding the château and brought to life by modern, sustainable and responsible winemaking.
It does more than bottle a heroic and noble past; it promises to celebrate the history of mankind and innovation in every drop.
IGP Coteaux du Salagou
Lac du Salagou is an iconic site in our region and listed as a protected area by Natura 2000. It plays a vital role in protecting European biodiversity.
Lac du Salagou is a natural treasure in the "Géoparc Terres d'Hérault", which is on the shortlist to become a UNESCO site.
Its red "ruffes" limestone dates back to the Permian and not only makes the landscape unique, but also influences local vine growing.
The mineral-rich soil and its ability to lock in heat give our region's wines their signature personality.
IGP Saint-Guilhem-Le -Désert
IGP Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is the epitome of the Languedoc terroir, whose blend of limestone and garrigue makes wine with real Southern French personality. The chalky soil gives the wine its signature earthiness whilst the heady garrigue aromas add a subtle hint of Mediterranean flavour.
A UNESCO treasure lies deep in this unique land: Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert. The pretty village is the heart and soul of the region's ancient winemaking tradition that lives on today.
IGP Terre du Midi
Explore our IGP Terres du Midi, the very essence of "Southern French winemaking".
This incredible terroir is a natural arena, with terraces facing the Mediterranean amidst mountains, plateaus and coastal plains deep in the Occitanie region.
The land has the perfect Mediterranean climate, which makes it ideal for the grapes to ripen beautifully.
The blend of diverse soils and authorised grape varieties with the expertise of passionate winemakers is showcased by the wine's unspoilt primary aromas, bursting with fruity and floral notes.
Our IGP Terres du Midi takes you on a deep dive into the real South of France with unique flavours embodying everything our winemaking heritage has to offer.
IGP Pays d’Hérault
Explore our IGP Pays d’Hérault, an incredible land deep in its namesake's département and lapped by the Mediterranean.
This vineyard carves out a smooth crescent that rises up to the majestic Cévennes mountains and Montagne Noire then down to the coastal lagoon plains and out to sea.
This unique land basks in the perfect Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and mild winters create prime vine growing conditions.
Soak up everything the authentic IGP Pays d’Hérault has to offer and savour the heart and beauty of this Mediterranean terroir in every sip.
IGP Pays d’OC
Nestled between the glittering Mediterranean and majestic mountain peaks, the wine made from IGP Pays d’Oc grape varieties showcases a sun-drenched land that stretches from the Camargue to the Côte Vermeille.
These wines hail from the biggest vineyard in France and stand out for their diversity and authentic personality.
AOP Languedoc
The AOP Languedoc designation was established 15 years ago as part of the Coteaux du Languedoc. It's home to the oldest vineyard in France, dating back to the time of the Greeks in 500 BC. The area stretches from the Spanish border to the edge of Nîmes and covers all the vineyards in the Languedoc-Roussillon designation areas.
