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$149.99
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The Château de Laubade 1996 Bas Armagnac is a highly regarded, matured vintage offering a complex, elegant, and refined profile. It features rich notes of dried fruits, toasted nuts, vanilla, and oak, often with hints of leather and orange zest, providing a warm, balanced, and lingering finish that makes it an excellent, sophisticated sipping spirit.
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Key Tasting Notes & Characteristics
Aroma: Complex, featuring dried fruits (figs, raisins), candied fruit, orange zest, vanilla, and hints of tobacco or leather.
Palate: Rich,, with a velvety or oily texture. It delivers notes of baked apples, nuts, and chocolate, balanced with gentle tannins from the Gascon oak.
Finish: Long, warming, and refined, often described as having a lingering note of candied fruit and spice.
Style: Very smooth and well-balanced, despite the intensity of a 20+ year-old spirit.
$171.99
From the Producer,
"The Château de Laubade was founded in 1870, in the heart of Gascogne. Today, the third generation of the family ensures the destiny of this 105 hectare vineyard, in the heart of the Lower Armagnac terroir. Go and discover the treasures of Château de Laubade Through this range of brutes of barrels. This 1986 vintage from ownership grapes benefits from a simple and separate distillation, grape variety by grape. This vintage, distilled from Baco, d ’Ugni Blanc and of Colombard is then put undergrowth in barrels shaped to the property for a breeding of the greatest finesse. This 1986 vintage is deliberately left to its natural degree of 48.5 ° until it bottled"
