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1257 Kensington Road NW
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$139.99
A blend of Armagnacs aged 21-25 years of age, bottled at 45.3%. Chateau de Laubade is in Bas Armagnac, and dates from the 1870s.89pts Whisky Fun
Producer Description
"Being the most recent armagnac among the “Essentials”, the 21 YO was created for the premium whiskies enthusiasts as well as for the singular armagnacs aficionados.
"Our tasting committee, in charge of the blendings, unearthed the most remarkable 420L casks, which ageing is comprised between 21 and 25 years."
700 mlOUT OF STOCK
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Producer Tasting Note
"The nose reveals candied fruit, vanilla, butterscotch with a hint of spices, ripe plum and an elegant toast. On the palate, ripe fruits and spices melt on a superb texture towards the mid-palate. Very long and complex finish."
89pts Whisky Fun
"A rather curious Armagnac, presented somewhat like a malt whisky, sans vintage but with an age statement, which is rather unusual, and bottled at a precise ABV ‘with decimal’. It even nabbed a top medal in San Francisco, much like all the Scots (I’m barely exaggerating). Colour: full gold. Nose: the only problem is that it’s simply stunning, brimming with peach, honeysuckle, and liquorice, with tiny touches of star anise and a hint of icy mint, plus a wisp of fireplace smoke. It’s utterly unassailable, as we say. Mouth: oh, but this is marvellous! Soft curry fudge with saffron—is that even a thing? Plus, nougat, sultanas, roasted figs, apricot, and a dash of elderflower liqueur… Finish: medium in length but still wonderfully sweet, with a touch more honey now. Comments: be warned, this goes down far too easily, you might not even notice. And the price is very much ‘new 2024’.SGP:641 - 89 points."
$609.99
This 1977 vintage Bas Armagnac has been bottled by Decadent Drinks at a natural cask strength of 45.2%. 90pts WhiskyFun
Producer Description
"1977 is an excellent but super rare vintage, thanks to an unusually low harvest that year. All of which makes this wee bottling a total gem and a bit of a no-brainer for us when it came to selecting our latest Armagnac Sponge. A perfect natural strength and bags of concentrated dark fruits, honey and intricate wood spices. Luscious, decadent and something undeniably very special!"
$424.99
This 48 year old Bas Armagnac was made in a continuous still from baco grapes, and was filled into a Puncheon cask in 1974. It was bottled by Liquid Treasures in 2023 at 51.2%. 89pts Whisky Fun
$519.99
This 1972 Bas Armagnac from Chateau de Gaube is the last cask of this parcel from Grosperrin's cellars. 44.4% 91pts WhiskyFun
Producer Tasting Note
"This is our seventh bottling of Notable Age Statements and it contains a 1972 single cask of Bas Armagnac from Chateau De Gaube, bottled at natural cask strength and 50 years of age.
This is the sibling cask to our Armagnac Sponge Edition 2 and also the last of these casks in Grosperrin’s cellars. We are in love with this Armagnac, stunningly fresh, vibrant, fruity and still showing amazing potency and richness after so many years in wood. Expect an avalanche of ripe and dried fruits of many shades and variety, along with a whole beehive of honey and a big sloppy smooch of rancio! Fans of 1950s Glen Grant, Strathisla and Linkwood etc... PAY ATTENTION! "
$264.99
This cask strength Bas Armagnac was distilled in 1985, and bottled in October of 2024 at a cask strength of 48.4%.It was produced from Baco, Uni Blanc, and Colombard grapes.
