Béarn introduces the Pyrenean foothills through savoury reds, refreshing rosés and a smaller white-wine tradition.
Tannat, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon.
Dark berries, savoury herbs and spice with fresh acidity and a dry, structured finish.
Tannat and Cabernet Franc are representative rosé grapes; blends vary.
Red berries and citrus with a fresh, dry palate.
Béarn is a protected origin with several wine colours, rather than a single grape. Tannat and the Cabernet family offer red and rosé routes, while local white varieties connect the area to the broader Pyrenean vineyard heritage. Its production geography is defined separately from neighbouring Madiran and Jurançon, despite shared landscapes and grapes. Read the wine’s colour and exact appellation to choose a particular expression.
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