With its two thousand years of age, Clairette de Die is a natural sparkling wine surrounded by a legend that one could almost discover in school books. We would learn that Pliny the Elder, a Roman author, already spoke in Antiquity of a wine appreciated by the Voconces, the ancestors of the Diois. These Gallic people would have abandoned jars containing wine in a river for a whole winter and would have rediscovered them in spring. From these jars, a precious liquid, sweet and sparkling, would be born. We know it today under the name "Clairette de Die".
