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1993 Delord Bas Armagnac 40% 700ml $186.00 -
1969 Delord Bas Armagnac 40% 700ml $840.00 -
1991 Delord Bas Armagnac 40% 700ml $187.00 -
Domaine Tariquet Bas Armagnac XO 15 Years Equilibre 40% 700ml $220.00 -
Tariquet Plat De Graisse 18 Years Bas Armagnac 49.3% 700ml $204.00 -
Domaine Tariquet Bas Armagnac 25 Years Pure Folle Blanche 48.6% 700ml $256.00 -
Comte De Lamaestre Bas Armagnac 40% 1967 2500mL $1,860.00 -
Domaine Du Tariquet Bas Armagnac XO Chance 15 Years Carafe 40% 700ml $191.00 -
Chateau Tariquet Hors D'Age Bas Armagnac 15 Years Carafe 40% 700ml $241.00 -
Delord Bas Armagnac Fine 2 3 Years 40% 200ml 6 Pack $228.00 -
Delord Blanche D'Armagnac 42% 700ml $112.00 -
Domaine Tariquet Montreur Dõours Bas Armagnac 45.5% 700ml $300.00 -
1964 Delord Bas Armagnac 40% 700ml $568.00 -
1963 Delord Bas Armagnac 40% 700ml $637.00 -
Domaine Tariquet Cabossee VSOP Bas Armagnac 40% 700ml $175.00 -
Delord XO 10 Years Bas Armagnac 40% 700ml $136.00 -
Chateau Laballe Bas Armagnac 1973 700mL $530.00 -
NV Château Laballe Bas Armagnac Ice 3 years (500mL) w Retail Dust Bag $115.00 -
1983 Château Laballe Bas Armagnac (2500mL) $1,246.00 -
1991 Château Laballe Bas Armagnac (2500mL) $986.00 -
Château Laballe Bas Armagnac 1992 700mL $293.00 -
Château Laballe Bas Armagnac 1991 700mL $303.00 -
Château Laballe Bas Armagnac 2002 700mL $219.00 -
Château Laballe Bas Armagnac 1972 700mL $592.00
Embark on a journey through the captivating realm of Armagnac, a unique and revered spirit with a history dating back centuries. As one of the oldest distilled spirits in the world, Armagnac embodies the essence of tradition, craftsmanship, and exquisite flavours.
What is Armagnac?
Armagnac is a type of brandy produced in the Armagnac region of Southwest France. Distilled from white wine grapes, such as Ugni Blanc, Colombard, and Folle Blanche, Armagnac undergoes a meticulous aging process in oak barrels, resulting in a spirit that exudes complexity, character, and a distinct sense of place.
How to Serve and Drink Armagnac?
Armagnac is best enjoyed when served in a tulip-shaped glass, which allows the aromas to concentrate and the flavours to be savoured. It is recommended to serve Armagnac neat, at room temperature, to fully appreciate its intricate nuances. Take small sips, allowing the spirit to linger on your palate and unravel its layers of flavours.
Armagnac vs Cognac
Armagnac and Cognac are both brandies, but they differ in terms of origin, production methods, and flavour profiles. While Cognac comes from the Cognac region of France and is double-distilled in pot stills, Armagnac hails from the Armagnac region and is typically single-distilled in continuous stills. As for flavours, Armagnac is often described as rustic and full-bodied, while Cognac tends to be smoother and more elegant.
Armagnac in Australia
Australia has also embraced the allure of Armagnac, with enthusiasts and connoisseurs seeking out exceptional bottlings from renowned producers. The growing interest in Armagnac has led to an availability of a wide range of Armagnac expressions in Australia, allowing enthusiasts to explore and savour the distinct flavours and aromas of this captivating spirit.
