Heimsgard Remiremont, France
In 2012, the first compositions of Heimsgard emerge, cold forged by Raido. Pleased with his work, he reaps the fruits of
his inspiration and let all ideas enhance until maturation. It is only in 2014 that the name “Heimsgard” comes to decorate the label of his first vintage "Ördrag".
In 2018, a second opus called "Following The Starlight" hatched from the residual growing roots of his realm.
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