Aigle Impérial 2015 Under 100 Its altitude of 150 metres

Its altitude of 150 metres combined with its south-south-west aspect contribute to the production of a perfectly balanced wine of great aromatic freshness

that mysterious and enchanting infinity

which are sensitive to intense heat

The vines benefit from a semi-arid Mediterranean climate with a temperate winter variant and the vines face due south on the heights of the village of La Livinière

The intention to create a Grand Vin orange wine for ageing

Aigle Impérial 2015 Under 100 Its altitude of 150 metresGrard Bertrand reveals the history of the great terroirs of the South of France. It was in 825 that the first written record of the Abbaye de Saint Hilaire was found. Located near Limoux, it is famous for having been home to the monks who discovered the secret of effervescence in wines.