Château Bouscassé

Château Bouscassé, located in the Southwest region, near the cities of Pau and Tarbes and facing the Pyrenees, is part of the Alain Brumont vineyards, along with Château Montus. The combined vineyard area of these two estates covers 180 hectares across the Madiran, Pacherenc du Vic Bilh, and Côtes de Gascogne appellations.

Alain Brumont, at the helm of the estates, has implemented numerous changes and succeeded in doing what no one had done before him: selecting the best plots for each grape variety, replanting the best grafts, doubling the number of vines per hectare to maximize their potential, reducing yields, and adapting the fermentation process to each grape variety. He was also the first in the appellation to age his wine in new oak barrels.

Château Bouscassé wines—and, more broadly, the Brumont brand—are now considered an up-and-coming, original, and forward-looking label, thanks to its unique concept and style. With wines that improve every year, Alain Brumont’s goal is no longer simply to remain in the “club” of the 100 best winemakers but to compete among the 20 or 30 best winemakers in the world.