The wine cellar is located at the foot of the ancient city of Montpellier in France (the capital of Linguedoc). The history of the wine cellar dates back to the end of the 16th century. At the time, the land belonged to Huguenot, and the wine was brewed specifically for churches and religious aristocrats. This magical land is very favorable in terms of geographical location and local climatic conditions. It is close to the Mediterranean Sea and has plenty of sun and water. In addition, in the summer evening, cool winds blow from the Pacific Ocean, heavy rainfall in winter, and rare frosts. Its soil quality is clay and limestone. These conditions provided an ideal natural environment for making unique wines, and their good reputation made them popular in the upper class of the time.

The wine cellar is located at the foot of the ancient city of Montpellier in France (the capital of Linguedoc). The history of the wine cellar dates back to the end of the 16th century. At the time, the land belonged to Huguenot, and the wine was brewed specifically for churches and religious aristocrats. This magical land is very favorable in terms of geographical location and local climatic conditions. It is close to the Mediterranean Sea and has plenty of sun and water. In addition, in the summer evening, cool winds blow from the Pacific Ocean, heavy rainfall in winter, and rare frosts. Its soil quality is clay and limestone. These conditions provided an ideal natural environment for making unique wines, and their good reputation made them popular in the upper class of the time.