Bright, aromatic and wonderfully distinctive, Domaine Laguilhon Jurançon Sec comes from the foothills of the Pyrenees in south west France. A blend of 50% Gros Manseng and 50% Petit Manseng, it combines lively citrus and orchard fruit with white flowers, subtle mineral notes and a touch of beeswax. The palate is dry yet generous, with the naturally vibrant acidity of the Manseng grapes providing freshness and length. An excellent alternative to more familiar French whites, it is particularly good with shellfish, grilled fish, goats cheese, Asian dishes or anything with a little spice.

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Jurançon Sec, South West France – Gros Manseng & Petit Manseng
Fresh and characterful with citrus, orchard fruit and floral notes. Dry, vibrant and a little different from the usual French white.

Established in 1949 and has become one of the key producers of Jurançon. The cooperative brings together around 300 growers and approximately 750 hectares of vineyards, giving it an important role in preserving and promoting the region's indigenous grapes and wine styles. Domaine Laguilhon has an impressive track record too, with the 2024 Jurançon Sec receiving medals in both Lyon and Bordeaux competitions.

Gros Manseng (50%)

Petit Manseng (50%)

Southwest France