Krang Trav's Bitters Mixed Pack
$17.99
Saint Vivant VSOP Armagnac
$69.99
The venerable Saint Vivant VSOP is made by La Martiniquaise, the same company that owns Glen Moray in Scotland. This VSOP is a blend of Armagnacs aged in casks for at least 4 years. It is bottled at 40% ABV.
Saint Vivant Armagnac is known for its trademark bottle style with the slightly curved neck.
Darroze 12 Year Armagnac
$91.99
Francis Darroze started his business in 1974, as a producer and trader of fine Armagnac. Here's a fantastic and very rare example, from 1985. Here's what Robert Parker has to say about him: "One has never really tried an Armagnac until trying those of Francis Darroze!" One for every serious fan of French spirits. All the Darroze Armagnacs are aged in their own barrels, and no caramel or other coloring agents are ever added. And to be sure they keep their true character, they are never blended. Rare, hand-crafted, original.
Darroze 1975 Armagnac
$449.99
Vintage Armagnac from Darroze made from 60% Baco and 40% Ugni Blanc grapes harvested from Domaine de Bellar a Cravancères. Bottled at 48.5%.
Castarede Armagnac 1995
$132.99
If you are looking to gift somebody a birthyear bottle of something they can either drink now or hold onto as long as they want, Castarède Armagnac should be considered.
The Armagnac House Castarède was founded in 1832 and remains in the same family to this day. It is now headed by Florence Castarede, who is the sixth generation of the Castarède family in charge of the Armagnac house. Castarède has an impressive selection of vintages still available, with consecutive vintages from 2003 back to the 1890s.
The vineyards are in the heart of the Bas-Armagnac region and are planted with a variety of grapes: Folle Blache, Colombard and Saint-Emillion. Castarede Armagnacs then get aged in black oak barrels in the family's ancient cellars, before a little bit finds its way to Canada for fans like us!
Castarede Armagnac XO
$111.99
Founded in 1832, Castarède is in the heart of Bas Armagnac at the 16th century Château de Maniban where the culture, production, distillation and ageing of Armagnac continues to this day. Three 'cépages' are at the core of their production: Folle Blanche, Colombard, Ugni Blanc, yielding fine Armagnacs that are amongst the smoothest and most complex in the world.
The Castarède XO Armagnace is bottled at 40% ABV
Darroze 20 Year Armagnac
$112.99
A beautiful gift for any fan of French spirits, from a wonderful small, family-owned Bas Armagnac producer that has been leading the way since 1974! ! "Francis and Marc Darroze roam the estates on the best terroirs, that of the Bas Armagnac and its tawny sands, to select, cultivate and bottle the most beautiful discoveries. Around 30 estates contribute to this extraordinary collection," according to the Darroze website. "After 10 years in contact with the oak, Armagnac starts to take on the aromas of ageing. The fruit that is still present, is accompanied by the first aromas of soft spices such as liquorice and cinnamon. Still quite fiery, this eau de vie will become more complex after a few minutes breathing in your glass."
Chateau de Laubade Bas Armagnac 1985
$264.99
This cask strength Bas Armagnac was distilled in 1985, and bottled in October of 2024 at a cask strength of 48.4%.It was produced from Baco, Uni Blanc, and Colombard grapes.
Castarede Armagnac 1974
$289.99
If you are looking to gift somebody a birthyear bottle of something they can either drink now or hold onto as long as they want, Castarède Armagnac should be considered.
The Armagnac House Castarède was founded in 1832 and remains in the same family to this day. It is now headed by Florence Castarede, who is the sixth generation of the Castarède family in charge of the Armagnac house. Castarède has an impressive selection of vintages still available, with consecutive vintages from 2003 back to the 1890s.
The vineyards are in the heart of the Bas-Armagnac region and are planted with a variety of grapes: Folle Blache, Colombard and Saint-Emillion. Castarede Armagnacs then get aged in black oak barrels in the family's ancient cellars, before a little bit finds its way to Canada for fans like us!