English - Domaine de la Vaillère

The vineyards of Saint Jean de Serres are located at the connection of those of Languedoc and the Rhone Valley. Mainly cultivated on carbonated soils, the vineyard is part of a hilly landscape shaped by the Gardons descending from the Cévennes. → | Like the members of our Tribe, our wines are distinguished by their own character and special qualities. It is with great passion that the whole Tribe works to elaborate and promote the wines of the Domaine de la Vaillère. → | The combination of local traditions and the modernity coming from our varied experiences gives us the energy and enthusiasm to pursue an adventure that began more than a century ago. The adoption of innovative tools and technologies complements proven practices. → | Our production process is moving towards sustainable production, both in terms of environmental and economic objectives. The control of the complete chain from the vineyard to the winery guarantees our customers a fair price for a wine of which they know the origin. → | Located in the Gard, the Cévennes Piedmont is characterized by its mild Mediterranean climate where the wines express the originality of the climate of the area. Our activity holds a special place there with the development of oenotourism which complements the tourist activities around the Cévennes National Park. → | The IGP Vins des Cévennes is a territorial denomination that takes its name from the Cévennes massif, the last mountainous massif of the southern Massif Central. Alongside other products such as pélardon, sweet onions and chestnuts, wine contributes to the reputation of Cévennes products. → | Our Cinsault rosé was awarded a gold medal at the Nîmes 2018 and 2019 competitions, the Viognier and Chardonnay were awarded a star in the 2019 Hachette Wine Guide, and our Grand Pré was awarded a gold medal at the Paris 2019 Concours Général Agricole. Finally, the federation of independent winemakers awarded a silver medal in 2019 to our Merlot 2017.

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May 2020 • La Vaillère, now distributed in the U.K.

Further to the French Wine Tasting to which we took part at the beginning of the year, we are pleased to announce you that La Vaillère is now distributed in …

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21 January 2020 • French Wine Tasting • London

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14 January 2020 • French Wine Tasting • Dublin

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Who are we?

In the heart of the Saint-Jean de Serres vineyard,

a tribe that defies the traditions in Cévennes land…

Our terroir

The vineyard of the Cevennes is located in the department of Gard in the south of France in the region Occitania, at the gates of the Cevennes National Park.

Our history

Our family has been settled on these lands for a century during which, through a history full of twists and turns, it has never ceased to cultivate the vineyard with passion.

Our approach

Improving quality is the greatest challenge that the winemakers of our territory have had to take up over the last few decades thanks to their uninterrupted work, and driven by their attachment to this terroir.

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12 Route des Côtes
30350 Saint Jean de Serres

+33 4 11 89 37 46

contact@vaillere.fr

Between Gardon and Garrigues | Character and quality | Tradition and modernity | Sustainable production | Territory and discovery | Terroir and gastronomy | Medals and distinctions

Latest News

... An overview of our Tribe in the vineyard and winery ...

Who are we?

Our terroir

Our history

Our approach

To discover our wines >>>

keep in contact

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