France

South of Nîmes, between limestone hills and the breath of the Cévennes, lies Domaine Berry - Althoff. Two winemakers, Imogen and Robin, farming ten hectares of vines and olive trees with organic and biodynamic care.

The story began in 2015 with nothing but borrowed vines and stubborn will. Slowly, parcel by parcel, they built a mosaic of vineyards - old massal selections on stone, fresh whites on yellow marls, each plot chosen for its soul and its biodiversity.

The wines? Alive, precise, never forced. Grapes are handpicked, wild yeasts do the work, sulfur is avoided unless absolutely needed. Some bottles come from their own land, others from friends across Languedoc through their project Le Quai à Raisins. Different terroirs, same truth: purity, vibrancy, and character.

Imogen brings vision shaped by harvests from Argentina to California. Robin grew up in a biodynamic estate, chasing intensity and life in every bottle. Together, they craft wines that are both fragile and fierce - rooted in history, yet restless for what’s next.

Not polished. Not dressed up. Just Languedoc, bare and brilliant in the glass.