La Cave Des Producteurs De Jurançon

La Cave Des Producteurs De Jurançon, Created in 1949 at the Edge of the Pyrenees Mountains

Created in 1949, at the edge of the Pyrenees mountains chain, La Cave des Producteurs de Jurançon brings together 300 members of a cooperative who cultivate their vineyards under the distinguished appellations of Jurançon and Béarn. From the Gallo-Roman era to the prestigious Henri IV reign, the vineyard of Jurançon plays a significant role in the culture of our region: Béarn. Proud of this legacy, concerned by sustainable winemaking and forward-looking, they do everything possible to share with you their know-how and to make your trip to Jurançon unforgettable. The Cave de Gan winery brings together around 300 winegrowers committed to making great wines while respecting and preserving the terroir. In 2000, the winery took over the Vignerons de Bellocq wine cooperative.

Discover Their Traditional Wines

In the Jurancon, they own around 750 hectares of vines while they also work on vineyards in the Bearn region. The soil is rocky, and the vines on the sloping hills have excellent protection against the wind. 99% of the vines in the area are made up of Petit Manseng and Gros Manseng, while Tannat also grows here. The best grapes are handpicked and used to make their high-quality red, white, rose, and dessert wines. Committed to the preservation of traditional methods, the grapes are handpicked, carefully selected, and grown under “passerillage” practice. Pressing and fermentation of wines take place in temperature-controlled rooms. After the bottling of wines, they are allowed to age for the required amount of time that enables them to get the desired taste and aroma.

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