Gourmet products local specialties and wines Gers

Here you'll find the very best in local produce: rosé veal from the Gers, lamb from the Pays d'Oc, pork from the Gers, poultry from the South-West... but that's not all! A creamery, a delicatessen and a wine cellar complete the offer, and are also part of a drive to promote small-scale producers and local craftsmen with ancestral know-how. Meat, cheese, wine: enjoy the best of the region. You can also shop here by drive-through!

The estate produces exceptional wines that are regularly awarded in agricultural competitions. Château Barréjat won a gold medal at the Salon de l'Agriculture in 2020. The madiran and pacherenc du-vic-bilh wines are also cited in many specialized guides. Some of the plots are very old and this exceptional robustness allows us to obtain wines of great quality. Denis Capmartin shapes his vines with respect to tradition and terroir. He produces powerful reds and whites, either dry or sweet.

In the heart of the pretty village of Lannepax, the Delord house has been distilling exceptional armagnacs since 1893. Founded by Prosper Delord, itinerant distiller and cellar master, the company is now run by the dynamic tandem of his great-grandsons Jérôme and Sylvain who, while passionately preserving the treasure of a family know-how built up over four generations, are bringing it fully into the modern age. The vintages, as well as the skilful blends slowly matured in the beautiful rooms of the cellar, enjoy an international aura.

Bought at the beginning of the 20th century by the Gessler family, it is now Vanessa and Kevin, representatives of the^4th generation, who have the reins of the Domaine de Joÿ. The Gesslers have always been lovers of white wines, and they bring out the best in traditional grape varieties with great delicacy. Low-pressure pressing, fermentation in temperature-controlled vats and air-conditioning in the winery allow the wine to be matured gently and no sulphites are added. Folle-blanche and baco are also grown to produce the famous armagnac.

Since 1883, Armagnac has been at the heart of all our attention. The know-how acquired and passed on for more than 130 years has allowed us to build up a collection of the best eaux-de-vie, as the house relentlessly scours the lands of Armagnac to unearth forgotten treasures in the estates. Nowhere else in the world will you find such a wide range of old vintages. But sometimes you have to be prepared to pay several thousand euros for a bottle of the oldest armagnacs! An address not to be missed.

Jean-Christophe Dardenne has taken over a farm that has become a local institution, to which Francis and Nicole Mauco have given its letters of nobility. The ducks are raised in the open air, then force-fed with corn before slaughter and processing. The farm offers all the traditional products and delicious cooked preserves, such as duck tagine with almonds, or the famous "chili con duck". The farm also offers a service of orders and online sales on its website, but do not hesitate to visit them.

This local hypermarket is particularly committed to the local economy. It has set itself the goal of always providing its customers with fresh, quality products. For more than 35 years, the store has relied on short supply chains. This commitment translates into partnerships with Gers producers, some of whom are organic, to guarantee impeccable traceability. The butcher's department is particularly appreciated by the people of Condom who are eager to buy local organic meat, matured in a cellar designed for this purpose.

Careful you don't leave empty-handed if you enter my house... Kevin Gessler's. He runs the Domaine de Joÿ with his sister and also owns this cellar, located at the entrance to Nogaro. More than 600 references occupy the presentation cubes or wooden crates of this luminous shop. A real treasure cellar, most of the nuggets come from the South-West. However, Kevin also offers a short list of wines from elsewhere, whether from other French regions or from more distant vineyards such as this Austrian zweigelt. Homemade beers rub shoulders with wines. These are also available in 16-litre or 30-litre barrels for your parties. In this case, the filler is loaned to you by the cellar master. If you prefer spirits, here again the selection is very specific: gin and vodka from the Gers, rum from the Philippines, Japanese whisky or pure malt from Scotland. The Armagnacs come directly from the Domaine de Joÿ: VSOP, XO, out of age, vintage or special blends, there is something for every (good) taste and every budget. You can accompany your purchases with savoury biscuits or coucoucoucounettes from Pau, or one of the many delicatessen marvels. Here, everything is thought for you to spend a real moment of pleasure.

Jean-Luc, its owner, offers a real modernity to the so-called rural tourism. If his first job is as a canner, he proposes with Olivier a direct sale of his production, as well as small local treasures selected on the shutter, resulting from farm productions. But, a particularity of the site and an element which makes our heart beat faster, he opens his table in summer to savour them! The shop, located in the heart of the farm, offers a wide range of duck products made on site. Don't hesitate to visit them!

This farm is attached to the agricultural high school of Mirande. Practical work is carried out thanks to the breeding of ducks and chickens, black pigs and cows from Mirande. Learning the job of a farmer is done in the field, to the delight of lovers of good products to be obtained at the cannery. With six workshops for cultivation, breeding and processing, the apprenticeships help young people get started in the profession. Foie gras, gizzards, pâtés, duck breast filled with foie gras, daube or cassoulet are sold on the spot.

Every Saturday morning, L'Isle-Jourdain closes its alleyways to traffic and transforms its town center into an open-air market. An ode to the land and countryside, visitors, Lislois and holidaymakers alike enjoy strolling through to meet the countless duck producers and market gardeners from the surrounding area, as well as numerous cheesemakers, patissiers and other 130 craftsmen and producers. Well-stocked, it's best to come early to this market to get the best of what's on offer.

Sweet aromas emanate from this boutique, titillating the nostrils right down to the street. Since 2010, Francis has been offering a wide selection of teas and coffees that he roasts himself. He takes great care to select preservative-free beans, grown with respect for the environment and paid a fair price to the producer. To accompany these exceptional beverages, the boutique sells handmade chocolates and sweets. The small tea room allows you to taste the beverages on the spot, before indulging in a mocha from Ethiopia or an Arabica from Costa Rica.

In addition to the open-air market for early fruits and vegetables, cheese, meat, bread, clothing and utensils, there is a famous "marché au gras" (fat market) held under the market hall, where sales are regulated to ensure quality, freshness and hygiene. The term "au gras" includes the carcass market and the market for fresh whole goose or duck livers. The "carcass" market offers goose and duck products for your confits, duck breasts and aiguillettes. Cutting service available.

Marie raises about forty goats that she pampers lovingly. She makes yoghurts and cheeses with the organic milk from the milking which are sold in the shop every afternoon. If you give a little notice, you can visit the farm. Depending on the time of year, you will have the chance to see a birth or a grazing. The farmer will explain the concept of intuitive communication, which is perhaps the secret of the good taste of her dairy products. And if you listen carefully, you may hear the goat's laughter...

You'll be warmly welcomed by Audrey to the family farm for a visit in good spirits. She looks after her black Gascon pigs, which roam over 20 hectares. The farm tour begins with a treasure hunt to find the animals. The maternity area is a favorite with the little ones. This is where the trout give birth, and with around a hundred births a year, you're sure to see the mothering fish and their young. Finish off with a tasting of farm products: sausage, coppa, ham, dried ventrèche...

This store in the city center, near the market hall, is dedicated to good local products. The poultry is regional and farmed, fattened and traditionally cooked. A wide range of fresh IGP products is offered for sale, such as fresh and semi-cooked foie gras, duck breast and confits, and duck cuts. This bright and well laid out store makes your mouth water and makes you want to cook the South West! You will also find wines, Armagnacs and other specialities from the Gers and the South West.

At the Champomier and Pourret family, we are doing something original! It is undoubtedly a unicum in the region, with the association of duck... and beer! Poultry farming and a traditional brewery are next to bed and breakfast and a rural gîte: if you dream of a 100% authentic holiday village, your destination is just right! We will be delighted to share with you the passions of the farmers... You will learn all about foie gras and the mashing of one of the most popular alcohols on the planet!

Founded in 1950, the Condom wine cooperative represents 1,356 hectares of vineyards. It produces flocs, the inevitable armagnac of course, and côtes-de-gascogne, not forgetting saint-mont. The "Val de Gascogne" group has joined forces with Plaimont Producteurs, and the cooperative is committed to bringing to life forgotten local grape varieties, such as the black Manseng of Moonseng, and markets the very rare Saint-Mont made from pre-phylloxera vines.

There isn't a person in Lectou who doesn't know Pascal Mazzonetto, the tall Gascon king of cured meats. His charcuteries are masterpieces: sausages, dry sausages, dried duck breasts, lomos, chorizos and also terrines and pâtés such as the delicious cochon de lait farci or the terrine de joue de porc persillée. Fresh meat is also available, mainly pork. Pascal buys his meat from local producers, in particular for his black Bigorre pork. He has also started an organic livestock farm. Cooked dishes are also delicious.

This house, founded under Louis-Philippe, is proud to be the oldest in Armagnac. For 180 years, the Dartigalongue family has watched over the maturation of their eaux-de-vie in a magnificent cellar in the heart of Nogaro. Their armagnacs are the result of the blending of ugni blanc, baco and folle-blanche. They are distilled in a low-temperature still and aged for many years in oak barrels from the region. The house presents a very complete collection of eaux-de-vie (VSOP, hors d'âge, vintage...).