This listed sector covers some 650 Ha, including approximately 50 ha of wineyards.

On the slopes of the lowest foothills of the Alps, at an altitude between 200 and 300 meters above sea level, all within the territorial limits of the city of Nice, in the Alpes-Maritimes department. This typically Mediterranean vineyard enjoys considerable sunshine (approximately 2.700 hours each years), precious rainfall (838mm/33") and a special microclimate due to its location at a relatively high altitude and its virtually constant exposure to the Mistral and Tramontane winds.

This climate provides the conditions for the gradual maturation essential for creating fresh, elegant white and rosé wines. The vines are planted on narrow agricultural terraces, or restanques, cut into the poudingue, conglomerate made up of river cobbles in very pale sand with occasional lenses of clay. The combination of such excellent conditions furthers the expression and full maturity of the grapes in the harmony of the red wines.