Overhanging the Scamandre pond in the petite Camargue, this magnificent area is just 10 M of altitude. The terroir is composed of pebbles which have been detached from the Haut Brianconnais in the Alpes during the Quaternary The Rhone and the Durance have transported those pebbles to the first exposures of the sea.

Tasting Notes: Premium complexity with adhesive nature to the tannin and some vanilla spice , sandalwood, lots of plums . Lingering, pleasant and fruit sweet finish.