Region: Southwest, France
Appellation: Jurancon
Color/Style: White Wine
Grapes:  Petit Manseng (50%), Gros Manseng (40%), Petit Courbu (7%), Camaralet (3%)

• Name: Tauzy is the lieu-dit. It is named after the Pyrenees oak tree also called chêne tauzin.
• Size: 2.00 ha (4.94 ac)
• Variety: Petit Manseng (60%), Petit Courbu (30%), Gros Manseng (10%)
• Vine Age: 1991 to 2012
• Terroir: Silty-clay and red clay soils with iron-rich gravels over Poudingue bedrock (see main write-up). East-facing, 5-27% slope at 300 to 350 meters altitude
• Viticulture: Organic certification in 2021, biodynamic practices
• Vinification: Long whole-cluster pressing. Ambient yeasts fermentations without sulfur. Aged in mostly used demi-muids and barrels, sandstone eggs, and stainless steel tanks. Because of low pH's, malos are rare. No fining. Light filtration. Total sulfur at bottling 40 to 60ppm.