- Grape focus
- Tannat · Cabernet Franc · Petit Manseng · Gros Manseng
- Appellations
- Madiran · Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh · Jurançon · Jurançon Sec · Béarn · Irouléguy · Saint-Mont · Tursan
Elsewhere in Sud-Ouest
Continue through the region
- Bergerac & Dordogne7 producersBergerac and the Dordogne sit close to Bordeaux in grapes, but Monbazillac, Pécharmant and local producers give the area its own rhythm.
- Cahors & Lot Valley8 producersCahors is the French home of Malbec, giving the Lot Valley dark, structured reds with history well before Argentina made the grape famous.
- Gaillac & Tarn3 producersGaillac is the historical wildcard, preserving old local grapes and sparkling, white and red styles around the Tarn.
Producer profiles
Producers in Madiran & Pyrénées
- Alain BrumontAlain Brumont makes Tannat led Madiran reds across Château Bouscassé, Château Montus and Montus La Tyre.
- Cave de CrouseillesSouthwest French cooperative with Les Frondeurs red Madiran and white Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh wines.
- Clos LapeyreJurançon estate built around native Petit Manseng and Gros Manseng, terraced vineyards, organic farming and a varied dry and sweet white wine range.
- Domaine Horgelus/Earl Haut CassouMontréal-du-Gers domaine making Côtes de Gascogne wines and Armagnac, with morning harvests focused on fruit and freshness.
- Earl Chateau de RousseJurançon domaine with Pyrenees-facing terraces, Manseng grapes, dry Sec, sweet Doux and Grandes Cuvées.
- Maison FontanGers family estate making Maubet Blanc Sec and Tattoo Blanc from different grape formulas.
- Plaimont ProducteursA Saint-Mont cooperative connecting dry Côtes de Gascogne whites with Saint Mont, Madiran, Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh and Jurançon wines.