Confidential Armagnac; Secret Stones and Gourmet Vines

Immerse yourself in a unique journey to the heart of the Armagnac-Gascony vineyards, where a multitude of architectural gems are hidden. At the bend of a chapel or a castle, dare to push open the door of the estates, to meet passionate winegrowers.

Explore the Gascon country of Armagnac between secret stones and gourmet vines.
3 journeys to savor, in a "heritage and gastronomy" combination!

From aperitif to digestif, the Armagnac-Gascogne vineyard will delight your taste buds with:
-its Floc de Gascogne, a light and fruity aperitif,
-its Côtes de Gascogne wines which bring a breath of fresh air with citrus notes,
-its Armagnac, the oldest brandy in France, emblematic of the “Vertuous Spirit”.

Around Condom and Montréal-du-Gers, embark on journey no. 1:
"The keystone of the Gers landscape range, the irresistible charm of this Gascon region has earned it the name 'land of plenty'..."
A journey to meet 22 wine estates around 9 architectural sites.

We find there :
- must-sees: like La Fabrique à Souvenirs, a real discovery space for the Armagnac-Gascogne vineyard located in the Montréal-du-Gers Tourist Office, but also the nearby Gallo-Roman villa of Séviac, as well as the oenomedia room of the Château de Mons in Caussens,
-secret stones: like the church of Saint-Martin d'Heux in Larroque-sur-l'Osse, drowned in a sea of ​​hills, or the Romanesque chapel of Flarembel located a stone's throw from the abbey of Flaran, but also: the church of Sainte-Germaine du Baradieu, Sainte-Quitterie de Laspeyre, Lamothe, Mouchan, Luzanet, Routgès and Genens,
- gourmet vineyards: where many wine estates open their doors to you, answering to the sweet names of Magnaut, Pellehaut, Monluc, Chiroulet, Plaimont, Cassaigne, Courrejot, Gensac, Pouypardin, Les Remparts, La Haille, Caude, Maubert, Rome, Horgelus, Péto, Meillan, Séailles, Capitaine, Entras, Laxé...

Need a guide? Pick up the "Armagnac Confidentiel" Travel Guide in the Tourist Offices of: Condom, Montréal-du-Gers and Larressingle.

Theme(s) : religious heritage.