Sylla, Belle de Nuit, Maxime, Rêve de Carignan: four cuvées, each born of a single grape, on the plot where it expresses itself best. Sylla's Syrah ripens slowly on screes of marl and limestone that ancient glaciers tore from the Montagne Noire. Belle de Nuit's Grenache catches fire on high slopes tortured by erosion, between flint and clay. Maxime's Mourvèdre breaks its silence in an amphitheatre of fine clays nestled in the garrigue, facing south-west. The old vines of Rêve de Carignan cling to the stone of the driest slopes, where no other grape would survive. Wines that say nothing but the place where they were born.