Vintage rare french Armagnac, fine rich flavors from France

Armagnac

Armagnac is a French liquor that has been produced for centuries and is known for its unique taste and aroma. It is made from distilled wine and is primarily produced in the regions of Gers, Landes, and Lot-et-Garonne in southwestern France. The name Armagnac is derived from the ancient province of Armagnac, where it originated.

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Sempe Armagnac 10 Years

Sempe Armagnac 10 Years 2

New

Sempé

Sempe Armagnac 10 Years

€52.00

Samalens Bas Armagnac VSOP Magnum

Samalens Bas Armagnac VSOP Magnum 2

New

Samalens

Samalens Bas Armagnac VSOP Magnum

€99.00

Sempe Armagnac 1942

Sempe Armagnac 1942 2

New

Sempé

Sempe Armagnac 1914

€490.00

Domaine d'Ognoas Bas-Armagnac 1959

Domaine d'Ognoas Bas-Armagnac 1959 2

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Domaine d'Ognoas Bas-Armagnac 1959

€230.00

Pierre Laberdolive 1979 Bas Armagnac

On sale!

Laberdolive

Pierre Laberdolive Bas Armagnac 1979

€190.00

NO BOX

Sempe Armagnac 1942

Sempe Armagnac 1942 2

New

Sempé

Sempe Armagnac 1942

€330.00

Sempe Armagnac 10 Years

New

Sempé

Sempe Armagnac 10 Years

€62.00

Janneau Armagnac 5 years | Secular Estate

Other Armagnac estates

Janneau Armagnac 5 years

€32.00

Larressingle Armagnac VSOP | Aged in oak cask

Armagnac

Larressingle Armagnac VSOP Magnum

€89.00

Dartigalongue Bas Armagnac Hors d'Age | Aged in oak cask

Dartigalongue Bas Armagnac Hors d'Age | Aged in oak cask 2

Dartigalongue

Dartigalongue Bas Armagnac Hors d'Age

€72.00

Janneau Armagnac Tradition 1980

Janneau Armagnac Tradition 1980 2

Other Armagnac estates

Janneau Armagnac Tradition 1980

€35.00

Croix de Salles Armagnac 1927 Extra Vieille

Croix de Salles Armagnac 1927 Extra Vieille 2

Dartigalongue

Croix de Salles Armagnac 1927 Extra Vieille

€370.00

Darroze 1928 Armagnac Domaine de Monturon

Darroze 1928 Armagnac Domaine de Monturon 2

Darroze

Darroze Bas Armagnac Domaine de Monturon 1928

€760.00

Armagnac De Castelfort Extra 1927

Armagnac De Castelfort Extra 1927 2

De Castelfort

De Castelfort Bas Armagnac Extra 1927

€640.00

Kressman Armagnac 3 Stars

Other Armagnac estates

Kressman Armagnac 3 Stars

€65.00

Delord 2010 Armagnac

Delord 2010 Armagnac 2

Delord

Delord Armagnac 2010

€62.00

Delord 2009 Armagnac

Delord 2009 Armagnac 2

Delord

Delord Armagnac 2009

€63.00

Delord 2008 Armagnac

Delord 2008 Armagnac 2

Delord

Delord Armagnac 2008

€65.00

Delord 2006 Armagnac

Delord 2006 Armagnac 2

Delord

Delord Armagnac 2006

€68.00

Delord 2005 Armagnac

Delord 2005 Armagnac 2

Delord

Delord Armagnac 2005

€69.00

Armagnac Delord 2004

Armagnac Delord 2004 2

Delord

Armagnac Delord 2004

€70.00

Delord 2001 Armagnac

Delord 2001 Armagnac 2

Delord

Delord Armagnac 2001

€72.00

Jean Cavé Brut de Fut 2011 Armagnac

Jean Cavé Brut de Fut 2011 Armagnac 2

Jean Cavé

Jean Cave Armagnac Brut de Fût 2011

€90.80

Jean Cavé XO La Basquaise Armagnac

Jean Cavé XO La Basquaise Armagnac 2

Jean Cavé

Jean Cave Armagnac Hors d'âge La Basquaise

€49.00

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The history of Armagnac dates back to the 14th century when distillation techniques were first introduced in France. The liquor was primarily used for medicinal purposes and was believed to have healing properties. Over time, it gained popularity as a luxury drink among the French aristocracy and was often served after meals as a digestif.

Today, Armagnac is considered one of the finest liquors in the world and is appreciated for its unique taste and complexity. Unlike its cousin, cognac, Armagnac is distilled only once and is aged in oak barrels for a minimum of two years, which gives it a distinct flavor profile. The liquor has notes of vanilla, caramel, and fruit, with a subtle hint of spice that lingers on the palate.

Drinking Armagnac is a unique experience that can transport you to the French countryside with just one sip. The aroma of the liquor is reminiscent of freshly cut wood and the taste is smooth and rich, with a warmth that spreads throughout the body. The complexity of the flavors evolves as the liquor ages, with older Armagnac having a deeper, more complex taste.

For those looking to explore the world of fine liquors, Armagnac is a must-try. It is a drink that is meant to be savored slowly, with each sip bringing new discoveries to the palate. Whether enjoyed on its own or as part of a cocktail, Armagnac is a liquor that is sure to leave a lasting impression.