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In the Corbières, a few kilometers from Carcassonne, the Domaine de Montlaur is an oasis of calm and freshness in the heart of a wildly beautiful nature. Former property of Edouard Niermans, the famous architect of the "Belle Epoque", this place of memory is an invitation to the sweetness of life.
Nothing predestinated Edouard Niermans brilliant architect from the "Belle Epoque" to come establishing himself winegrower a few miles away from Carcassonne, in the small village of Montlaur.
Vineyards, scrubland, rivers, ruins of Cathar fortress, endless beech, chestnut and pine forests, and further on the see, the salt marshes of Gruissan ... 27 kilometers from Carcassonne, the Domaine de Montlaur lives in a wild and preserved landscape of legends behind the mountain of Alaric where the Alaric II king is said to be buried with the famous Jérusalem treasure.
An extraordinary country to discover along the Cathar paths and the Roman roads.
