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Bas-Armagnac, with its capital in Eauze, is located in the western part of the appellation, covering an area that stretches from Nogaro to Villeneuve-de-Marsan, Roquefort, and Gabarret to the west, between the Gers and Landes departments, returning to the western part of Gers up to Eauze. This region accounts for approximately 67% of the land designated for the Armagnac appellation. The soils here are typically sandy-loamy, often referred to as "sandy soils."

Armagnac 1310 - 25 Years Old

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Bas-Armagnac, with its capital in Eauze, is located in the western part of the appellation, covering an area that stretches from Nogaro to Villeneuve-de-Marsan, Roquefort, and Gabarret to the west, between the Gers and Landes departments, returning to the western part of Gers up to Eauze. This region accounts for approximately 67% of the land designated for the Armagnac appellation. The soils here are typically sandy-loamy, often referred to as "sandy soils."

Armagnac 1310 - 25 Years Old

This blend, composed of eaux-de-vie aged between 25 and 30 years in oak, offers a rich palette of aromas. The colour of this 25 year old Armagnac 1310 is amber with soft green highlights. The nose is powerful and very aromatic, with fine aromas of sweet spices such as pepper and cloves, as well as notes of vanilla and gingerbread. In the mouth, the attack is very well balanced, still supported by these spicy notes and accompanied by aromas of ageing such as rancio. A very nice complexity and length on the finish for this 25 year old.

 

Bas-Armagnac, with its capital in Eauze, is located in the western part of the appellation, covering an area that stretches from Nogaro to Villeneuve-de-Marsan, Roquefort, and Gabarret to the west, between the Gers and Landes departments, returning to the western part of Gers up to Eauze. This region accounts for approximately 67% of the land designated for the Armagnac appellation. The soils here are typically sandy-loamy, often referred to as "sandy soils."

Armagnac 1310 - 25 Years Old

€125,30

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Armagnac 1310 - 25 Years Old

 

COUNTRY: France

TYPE: Assembly

DISTILLERY: Armagnac 1310

STYLE: Wooded, Spicy, Rancio

ALCOHOL: 40%

ORIGIN: Gascony

COLOUR: Amber

ALLERGENS: -

VOLUME: 700ml

VINTAGE: Non-Vintage

FOOD PAIRING: Game, desserts with chocolate

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This blend, composed of eaux-de-vie aged between 25 and 30 years in oak, offers a rich palette of aromas. The colour of this 25 year old Armagnac 1310 is amber with soft green highlights. The nose is powerful and very aromatic, with fine aromas of sweet spices such as pepper and cloves, as well as notes of vanilla and gingerbread. In the mouth, the attack is very well balanced, still supported by these spicy notes and accompanied by aromas of ageing such as rancio. A very nice complexity and length on the finish for this 25 year old.

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