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Cave de Jurançon

53 Avenue Henri 4

64290

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Phone : +33 5 59 21 57 03

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Founded in 1949 at the foot of the Pyrenees, discover the Cave de Jurançon, a must-see tourist attraction in Béarn!
With nearly 270,000 visitors a year, the Cave de Jurançon is now one of the most visited businesses in France, having been awarded the France Savoir-Faire d’Excellence certification in 2019.
Bringing together more than 300 winegrowers, the Cave de Jurançon plays a major role within the Jurançon and Béarn AOPs. A committed cooperative that respects its local areas, it cultivates 900 hectares of vines, 45 of which are managed by its own team.
The first part of the tour begins with an immersive experience at the heart of the vineyard.
Four fun and educational trails have been designed to highlight the characteristics of our terroir.
Accompanied by a guide, the tour continues with a tour of our facilities, from the harvest reception area to the ageing cellar, followed by a tasting.

Open Monday to Saturday: 8am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 7pm

Free tour and tasting
(groups by appointment)