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$194.99
Vintage Armagnac from Darroze. Made using Baco and Ugni Blanc grapes which were harvested from Domaine de La Boubée a Castelnau d'Auzan. Bottled at 46.5%.
700 mlOUT OF STOCK
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Producer Tasting Note
"Brown color with golden tints. The nose is well-balanced, with woody aromas of cigar box, tobacco, and spicier aromas of licorice and clove. Candied fruits (fig jam, candied apricot) appear after a few minutes' aeration. On the palate, the attack is fruity. Tannins are present and round. Lots of personality on the palate, also spicy, with balsamic notes. Long on the palate."
$277.99
Vintage Armagnac from Darroze. Made with 67% Ugni Blanc and 33% Colombard grapes harvested from Chateau de Lahhite à Courrensan. Bottled at 46.5%.
$197.99
Vintage Armagnac from Darroze. Made with the Baco grape, harvested from Domaine de Rieston a Perquie. Bottled at 49.5%.
$1134.99
This Sherry Butt of 1995 Glenfarclas was bottled as a Family Cask at 26 years of age and 58.2%. 91pst Whiskybase
$132.99
If you are looking to gift somebody a birthyear bottle of something they can either drink now or hold onto as long as they want, Castarède Armagnac should be considered.
The Armagnac House Castarède was founded in 1832 and remains in the same family to this day. It is now headed by Florence Castarede, who is the sixth generation of the Castarède family in charge of the Armagnac house. Castarède has an impressive selection of vintages still available, with consecutive vintages from 2003 back to the 1890s.
The vineyards are in the heart of the Bas-Armagnac region and are planted with a variety of grapes: Folle Blache, Colombard and Saint-Emillion. Castarede Armagnacs then get aged in black oak barrels in the family's ancient cellars, before a little bit finds its way to Canada for fans like us!
