Le Bois Sacré is an exceptional estate, with carefully hand-selected grapes from 25-year-old vines. The unique climate and soils, a blend of sandstone and sandy silt, reveal captivating citrus aromas. Winemaking combines tradition and modernity, with gentle pressing and fermentation carefully tailored to each grape variety, followed by aging on the lees, which adds complexity and depth. This wine offers a perfect balance between freshness and aromatic richness.
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Serve at 10° to 12°
Guarding potential
2 to 5 years
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Le Bois Sacré
Le Bois Sacré is a small vineyard of approximately 4 hectares located in Lucq de Béarn in the Jurançon appellation, on south-southeast facing hills towards the Pyrenees, benefiting from the Béarn climate influenced by both the Atlantic Ocean and the mountains.
The clay-sandy soils with pebbles favor the cultivation of traditional grape varieties such as Gros Manseng and Petit Manseng, used to produce dry and round white wines that reflect the minerality and freshness characteristic of the Jurançon terroir.
Viticulture here is carried out manually, with attention paid to soil balance and surrounding biodiversity. In the cellar, winemaking aims to balance aromatic expression, terroir identity, and finesse, while prioritizing respect for the natural environment.
