Pyrenees Wine Region

The Pyrenees Wine Region spans the mountainous area along the border between France and Spain. Known for its diverse terroir, it produces a variety of wines with characterful flavors. The climate varies from cool and alpine to Mediterranean, influencing the types of grapes grown. In France, the region includes notable appellations like Jurançon and Madiran, famous for sweet white wines and robust reds, respectively. Spanish sections produce primarily red wines from Grenache, Tempranillo, and Mazuelo grapes. The region is recognized for its traditional winemaking techniques, unique grape varieties, and scenic landscapes that greatly contribute to its distinctive wine profile.