Domaine de Mena is the project of Sébastian Agelet who grew up in his parents' vineyards in the mountain village of Paziols. His domaine in the Hautes Corbieres is split with his brother Franck, who produces his own wines under the name Clot 13. 

Like many small producers they started their winemaking journey selling their product to a local co-op, then began experimenting with natural winemaking, focusing on 10 hectares of outstanding indigenous variety bush vines. Their name 'De Mena' (from nature in Catalan) runs through everything they do; Seb says that all the work is in the vinesm which are farmed organically, and the wine practically makes itself. 

Domaine de Mena's powerful but fresh wines are true to the wild and windy hills at the foot of the Pyrenees, crafted by nature with just a light touch from the Seb.