To the east of Mont de Marsan, at the entrance to Saint-Justin, appear the first vines of Bas-Armagnac
A path through the vineyard leads to the Chai de Soube. There, on the farm’s airial, one of the most beautiful sheepfolds of the Landes shelters in the shade of the oaks.
To the east of Mont de Marsan, at the entrance to Saint-Justin, appear the first vines of Bas-Armagnac
A path through the vineyard leads to the Chai de Soube. There, on the farm’s airial, one of the most beautiful sheepfolds of the Landes shelters in the shade of the oaks
Push the door for a trip back in time. At the same time cellar of old armagnacs and Museum of the Farmer, the place invites you to discover the soil of the Bas-Armagnac landais. Hundreds of carefully preserved tools retrace the rural life of the past and the old trades. From the claudinette to the donkey bench, these curiosities reveal the ingenuity of our grandparents.
