Armagnac
Armagnac is distilled using what's called an alembic pot still, resulting in a rougher spirit. But once this is combined with age, it turns extremely complex. There are three appellations in Armagnac - Ténarèze, Bas and Haut. Producers there have been making Armagnac for hundreds of years, even before cognac producers. Who are arguably more popular. Cognacs are commonly made using one type of grape only which is called Ugni Blanc. Armagnac makes the most of using three additional types of grapes - Bacco, Folle blanche and Colombard.
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Janneau Armagnac Extra 42% (Bottle - 1/75cl)
A rather jazzy bottle of Armagnac from Janneau, presented in a silver bottle with a mini padlock attached to the closure.
Darroze Grand Assemblage 30 Year Old Bas Armagnac 43% (Bottle - 1/70cl)
The generations-old Darroze family has produced a marvellous 30 year old Bas Armagnac as part of their Grand Assemblages (the Great Blends) range. It’s based on a diversity in crus, vintages, grape varieties and styles, and comes together to produce a very rich Armagnac.
1900 Armagnac Baron de Lustrac 1990 43% (Bottle - 1/70cl)
A fine vintage Armangac from Baron de Lustrac, distilled in 1990 and aged in 420 litre oak barrels. For these releases we see only the finest eaux de vie used for the blending.
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Bas Armagnac 25 Year Old 1994 (Cask AM2/20) - Adelphi 55% - (Bottle - 1/70cl)
Released from a single cask, this Armagnac spent a quarter of a century in a French oak Barrique before it was selected and bottled for the popular Adelphi Selection series. 282 bottles were produced.
Darroze Grands Assemblages 8 Year Old Bas-Armagnac 43% (Bottle - 1/70cl)
Bottled as part of the Grand Assemblages series from Darroze, this is an 8 year old Armagnac from the Bas Armagnac region. Expect a plethora of stewed fruits when sipping this.
Darroze Grands Assemblages 12 Year Old Bas-Armagnac 43% (Bottle - 1/70cl)
This 12 year old is a superb Armagnac from the producers at Darroze, in the Bas Armagnac by Deal Top"> region. It provides all the character of the 8 year old plus a noticeable extra level of maturity.
Darroze Grand Assemblage 20 Year Old 43% (Bottle - 1/70cl)
20 year old Bas-Armagnac from the Grand Assemblage range by Darroze, a well-aged spirit ideal as an after dinner tipple.
Bas Armagnac 25 Year Old 1994 - Adelphi 55.10%
Something different from Adelphi this time - an indie bottling of vintage 1994 Armagnac which has been aged for 25 years. An excellent addition to their range of independent bottlings, with notes of crème brulée and rum and raisin...
Baron De Sigognac 20 Year Old Armagnac 40% - (Bottle - 1/70cl)
An Armagnac of exceptional age, this expression from Baron De Sigognac was matured in casks for no less than 20 years. The brandy presents a vibrant fruitiness and soft character, with hints of berries and vanilla, and plenty of the classic floral notes of Armagnac. There's a brilliant elegance…
Baron de Sigognac VS Armagnac 40% (Bottle - 1/70cl)
This VS Armangac is produced by family-owned house Baron de Sigognac, which is one of the oldest in the region. A remarkable brandy for its price tag.
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Domaine Laguille Bas-Armagnac VS - Gift Boxed
Domaine Laguille Bas-Armagnac VS - Gift Boxed
Domaine Laguille Bas-Armagnac 10 Year Old
Domaine Laguille Bas-Armagnac 10 Year Old
Baron de Sigognac VSOP Armagnac 40% (Bottle - 1/70cl)
Armagnac is said to be the oldest spirit in the world, once used medicinally. It has been distilled since 1411 in the Armagnac region of south-west France from a blend of grapes including Ugni Blanc. It tends to be produced by small distillers rather than the large ones that dominate Cognac.
Janneau VSOP 40% - (Bottle - 1/70cl)
Armagnac is said to be the oldest spirit in the world, once used medicinally. It has been distilled since 1411 in the Armagnac region of south-west France from a blend of grapes including Ugni Blanc. It tends to be produced by small distillers rather than the large ones that dominate Cognac.
