Appellation Armagnac
Armagnac is the oldest eau-de-vie in France (on the other hand, the best known is Cognac).
Armagnac is obtained by the distillation of dry white wine. Afterwards, the resulting brandy is aged in oak barrels, which gives it the brown-golden color and reveals the aromas. Located 150 km south of Bordeaux, Armagnac can be divided into three geographical denominations: Bas-armagnac, armagnac-ténarèze and haut-armagnac. There are different types of armagnac defined according to the minimum aging time under wood :
- The ‘VS‘ (Very Special or 3 stars): 1 year minimum
- VSOP (Very Superior Old Pale): 4 years minimum
- The ‘Napoleon‘ or ‘XO‘ (Extra Old): 6 years minimum
- The ‘hors d‘age‘: 10 years minimum
- The ‘XO Premium‘: more than 20 years
The vintage armagnac comes from a single harvest, the vintage is then necessarily displayed on the bottle of old Armagnac.
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DOMAINE DE JAURREY LABERDOLIVE 1976
DE MONTAL 1965
FAUCHON 1965
CHÂTEAU DE POMES PEBERERE ARMAGNAC TENAREZE 1965
SEMPE Armagnac 1965
SEMPE Vieil Armagnac 1965
DOMAINE DE JOUANDA Bas Armagnac 1972
GELAS ET FILS Vieil Armagnac 1937
ARMAGNAC TRES VIEIL 1964
SEMPE Bas Armagnac 1968
CASTAREDE 1952
BOINGNERES Bas Armagnac 1968
DE CASTELFORT Bas Armagnac 1942
SAINT PASTOU Bas Armagnac 1941
DARTIGALONGUE Bas Armagnac 1964
SAMALENS Bas Armagnac 1952
DOMAINE DE BERTRUC Bas Armagnac 1962
LAUBADE Armagnac 1949
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