Patrice Beguet ‘Three Views of a Secret’

Patrice Beguet ‘Three Views of a Secret’ is a négoce blend of equal parts Pinot Gris, Muscat and Gerwurztraminer. The grapes are grown by Domaine Humbrecht in Turckheim, Alsace and vinified by Beguet with 4 weeks on the skins. Pinot Gris skins giving this orange wine a pink-ish hue. Delicately perfumed from the inclusion of Muscat and Gewurztraminer, expect ginger, blood orange and plenty of herbaceousness.

The Beguet family’s 4.5-hectare estate in Mesnay, Jura, thrives on biodynamic practices. Patrice and his family focus on producing wines that reflect the natural harmony of the land. All wines ferment spontaneously at ambient temperatures with native yeasts, ensuring pure expressions of the terroir. Patrice’s commitment to biodynamics extends to his own vineyards, where he follows sustainable farming methods.

In the cellar, Patrice blends thoughtfully and uses extended macerations to craft wines that are complex, textured, and colorful.

Named after the song by jazz-fusion bassist Jaco Pastorius, Patrice Beguet ‘Three Views of a Secret’ captures the essence of Patrice’s winemaking philosophy, honest vibrant, and full of life. It’s a wine that’s both expressive and approachable, with a lively energy that makes it perfect for as an aperitif, while retaining it’s gastronomic versatility.