Jurançon

About this region

A Béarn appellation in the Pyrenean foothills, built on Petit Manseng and Gros Manseng. Petit Manseng's thick skins let the grapes raisin on the vine into winter, producing sweet passerillé wines that stay electric rather than cloying thanks to searing natural acidity. The dry version, Jurançon Sec, is a separate and increasingly serious style.

Information

Country: France
Climate: Oceanic
Soils: Clay, limestone, gravel
Character: High acidity, aromatic, sweet

How much do wines from the Jurançon region cost?

Wines from the Jurançon region with a current price on Wine Radar range from 41.30 € to 41.30 €. We compare 1 of them; 0 cost under 10.00 €.

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What styles are wines from the Jurançon region?

Most wines from the Jurançon region on Wine Radar are white (100%).

  • White · 100% Pairs with fish, poultry, vegetables

What are the cheapest wines from the Jurançon region?

The most affordable wines from the Jurançon region right now start at 41.30 €: Clos Larrouyat Comète Sec.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Jurançon wines can I compare on Wine Radar?

Wine Radar compares prices for Jurançon wines across Portuguese online retailers — 1 in the catalogue.

Which grape varieties are common in Jurançon?

Common grape varieties in Jurançon include Petit Manseng.

What is the Jurançon wine region known for?

A Béarn appellation in the Pyrenean foothills, built on Petit Manseng and Gros Manseng. Petit Manseng's thick skins let the grapes raisin on the vine into winter, producing sweet passerillé wines that stay electric rather than cloying thanks to searing natural acidity. The dry version, Jurançon Sec, is a separate and…