LE BOIS SACRE

The Domaine du Bois Sacré is one of the westernmost estates within the Jurançon appellation area, Lucq-de-Béarn. On this family farm, where polyculture still reigns (notably cattle farming), Laurent Saint Martin and his partner Pauline decided to create a wine estate to showcase their 4 hectares of vines. The name "Bois Sacré" is a translation of the Latin word "lucus," which gave the village its name and reflecting the spiritual dimension of the place. The vines are intelligently integrated into the farm’s microcosm: surrounded by meadows and forests, inhabited by sheep during winter, nourished with cow manure, and tended with plant-based preparations (in addition to a little copper and sulfur). The winemaking and aging processes, carried out between tanks, barrels, and concrete, with minimal sulfite usage, allow Laurent to infuse his wines with energy and depth.