Béarn wines

Vineyard produces just as much rosé wine as it does red, but little white wine.

The grape varieties are mainly local: Tannat, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon for the rosé and red wines, Raffiat de Moncade for the white.

Red wines – these are elegant, dark, ruby wines, full flavored but delicately perfumed with aromas of dark red berries.

The heavier reds are very good young and develop more finesse after 3 to 5 years.

Rosé wines – light and fruity, smooth but meaty, pale in color but reminiscent of red berries with a lasting and refreshing flavor.

Dry white wines – these are light in character. Both the white and the rosé wines should be drunk young in order to enjoy their lively fruitiness.