Armagnac
Armagnac, or eau de vie, is a specific kind of brandy that is produced with the identical grapes that are utilized in the production of cognac. The aging process is completed in genuine oak barrels and is distilled only one time using less alcohol content, thus retaining the fruitful flavor more so than its drinking cousin, cognac.
Armagnac is a strong rival for cognac; however, for every 100 bottles of cognac sold worldwide, there are only six to seven bottles of Armagnac sold. The name Armagnac is named after its place of origination, that being the Armagnac region of France.
MARQUIS DE MONTESQUIOU - Imperial XO 70cl Bottle
Extra Old is produced from brandies, two-thirds grown on sandy soil in Bas-Armagnac and one-third on chalky-clay soil in Tenareze. A fine combination of white grapes: 10% Folle Blanche with very delicate floral…
MARQUIS DE MONTESQUIOU - 21 Year Old Hors d'Age 70cl Bottle
Fine combination of white grapes: 10% Folle Blanche, for its delicate aromas; 80% Ugni Blanc and 10% Colombard. The grapes are harvested 75% from the Bas-Armagnac region which gives aromas…
JANNEAU - XO 70cl Bottle
The XO Royal, known also as the '12 Years Old', is a blend of various Armagnacs which, exclusively, have been aged in oak in Janneau's maturation warehouses. Supervised and sampled throughout the ageing process the spirits…
JANNEAU - Tres Vieille Reserve 70cl Bottle
Tres Vieille Reserve is the proud result of the blending of the most aged brandies of the House of Janneau. These 'eaux de vie' - mainly distilled by Simple Chauffe, - have been carefully…
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