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This is how you enter the volcanic world of Etna without pretension—a wine that proves great terroir speaks for itself

the estate has helped define the modern style of Graves Blanc: fresh

A genuine insider's wine: less famous than the Hermitage

refined minerality

Domaine Bellegarde, Jurancon Sec 'La Pierre Blanche', 2024 cote-to-cote-club a play on her name)A dry Juranon with the kind of textural lift that makes you wonder why this appellation isn't more famous. Pascal Labasse has run Domaine Bellegarde since 1985, working twelve hectares outside the village of Monein in the Pyrenean foothills west of Pau; his son Maxime joined the estate in 2019. The Pierre Blanche is a single vineyard dry cuve, roughly 60% Petit Manseng and 40% Gros Manseng, fermented and aged in demi muids the small oak vessels that