Solidarity above all!
Women and men concerned about their land.
The co-ops, the essentials.
Each village has its own cooperative cellar, or almost!
Discover the philosophy of its cooperators committed to producing authentic wines that respect their terroir.
Camplong winegrowers
Founded in 1932, the Cave des Vignerons de Camplong is one of the smallest still independent cellars in the Aude. A feat of longevity ensured by the values of commitment and pride shared between the men and women of the cellar.
The members are concerned about their environment: sexual confusion, harvesting by hand, at maturity... "Following the path traced by their elders", an exemplary continuity that continues generation after generation.
The Master Winegrowers of Cascatel
"Joining a cooperative means committing to sublimating one's work as a winegrower" is the philosophy of the Maîtres Vignerons de Cascastel. Created in 1921, it now covers 5 appellations: AOP Fitou, AOP Corbières, AOP Languedoc, AOP Muscat de Rivesaltes and IGP Vallée du Paradis.
the winegrowers are involved in an internal process called “DREAM: Respect for Human Beings, Vines and the Environment”.
. Respect for people, the vine and the environment are the values of the Maîtres Vignerons de Cascastel. A cellar on a resolutely human scale.
Terroirs of Vertigo
At Terroirs du Vertige, community values such as sharing and mutualism are not empty words. They are embodied every day by the cohesion of its members.
On land at altitudes, up to 300 meters for the highest vineyards. Cohesion is also reaching new heights.
Land whose height marks the particularity of the wines of the cellar: an incomparable freshness and a unique expression of Syrah for an AOC Corbières, to be tasted in the cellars of Talairan or Cucugnan.
land of expression
A cellar united by a philosophy: the desire to understand a little more the one with whom we work every day, the Vine.
United by the pride of their cellar, the members progress every day with a serene step towards demonstrating the elegance of their terroir. An exceptional cohesion drives these men and women who walk in the same direction: respect for plants.
