Liquid Treasures Armagnac 48 Year
$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
Chateau de Laubade Bas Armagnac 21 Year
$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."
Darroze 1995 Armagnac
$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%.
Chateau de Laubade Bas Armagnac 1996
$149.99
Info from AI
The Château de Laubade 1996 Bas Armagnac is a highly regarded, matured vintage offering a complex, elegant, and refined profile. It features rich notes of dried fruits, toasted nuts, vanilla, and oak, often with hints of leather and orange zest, providing a warm, balanced, and lingering finish that makes it an excellent, sophisticated sipping spirit.
La Copa Blanco White Vermouth
$29.99
From Jerez, Spain. This is famed Gonzalez Byass' take on White Vermouth, which uses their own dry Fino sherry as the base. 15% ABV. Certified Vegan.
From The Producer
"The González Byass white Vermouth is a delicious combination of dry Fino Sherry with a salty character and a selection of classic botanicals, inspired by an original recipe dating back to 1896, then called “FrenchVermouth”. Finally, concentrated must is added to provide a sweet and seducing balance."
Marolo Ulrich Vermouth Bianco
$44.99
This Italian vermouth is made with a base of white wine from the Pietmonte region. Bottled at 16%.
From The Producer
"“Something special, without exaggeration.” This was the request of Savoy ladies, pride and pleasure of Turinʼs bourgeoisie, seated at Art Nouveau café tables. The Vermouth Rosso, with its high alcoholic content and masculine characteristics, was being softened: the color was lightened and the aroma became more delicate, favoring botanical infusions that were more feminine. This is how the Vermouth Bianco Domenico Ulrich was born, a perfect balance of sweetness and bitter notes, great for mixing or drinking straight, with or without ice. The aperitif par excellence, best served with a squeeze of fresh lemon and garnished with citrus twist that enhances its floral notes."