Maury is a small village in the Pyrénées-Orientales, nestled among rugged hills and vineyards. Known for its rich winemaking history, Maury is most famous for its namesake Vin Doux Naturel—a fortified Grenache-based wine as bold and expressive as the terrain.

Wandering through Maury, you’ll find a peaceful rhythm: stone houses, quiet squares, and the hum of conversation at the local café. Surrounded by steep, terraced vineyards and craggy limestone outcrops, the scenery is breathtaking, especially at golden hour.

Wine is central to life here, and visitors can explore a range of tasting rooms and family-run domaines producing traditional sweet wines and increasingly celebrated dry red wines from old-vine Grenache, Carignan, and Syrah. The area is part of the Agly Valley, a region that has become a haven for ambitious, quality-driven winemakers.