Château de Monluc is located in the heart of Gascony in the town of Saint Puy. Since the Neolithic period, it has always been inhabited and has evolved over time, from a wooden watchtower to the imposing fortified residence it is today.

It was the home and birthplace of Blaise de Monluc (1500 – 1577), a Gascon captain who distinguished himself throughout his long military career to obtain the rank of Maréchal de France at the age of 74, in recognition of services rendered to the 5 different kings of France he served.

Now, it is home to an important wine estate, the birthplace of Pousse Rapière, Vin Sauvage, and a producer of Armagnac, Côtes de Gascogne regional wines, Floc, and Liqueurs.

Armagnac Monluc

This estate has been rooted in the Armagnac tradition for five generations of passion and innovation with Pousse-Rapière and the primacy of producing traditional method wines in the Gers region.
Five generations of passion for an estate rooted in its terroir, a château at the center of both the small and great history of France, and above all, always this fiery spirit, once that of Gascon captains, to help you discover and appreciate original and varied products. The Armagnac Monluc offering has just been refreshed with new ranges, all from Ténarèze.