Nestled at the heart of our unspoilt landscape of the south west, we invite you to discover, if you haven’t already, the label of Saint Mont which covers the foothills north of the Pyrenees dominating the valley of the Adour.
You will be charmed by this land characterised by its variety of soils and the climatic influences of the Pyrenees and the ocean.
At the centre of our destination, straddling the departments of the Gers, Pyrénées-Atlantique and Hautes-Pyrénées, the labels of Madiran and Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh represent a land of wines, the red of Madiran and white of Pacherenc du Vic Bilh, the fruit of native vines.
One single ray of sunlight is enough on this vineyard (2000m²) to give a new lease of life to these 600 exceptional vines, and be registered as a Historic Monument.
Included under the Saint Mont label in the south of the Gers, a few kilometres from Riscle, this exceptional vineyard is distinguished amongst the most authentic in France.
Unique, it constitutes a centre of biodiversity and genetic history and is an example of ancestral cultivating methods dating back before the phyloxera crisis. Some of the vines date back to 1830.
