Castarede Armagnac 1985
$159.99
If you are looking to gift somebody a birth year 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!
Alvear Vermouth
$38.99
Made using a base of Oloroso sherry, this vermouth from Alvear is combined with aromatic herbs and spices and aged in used American oak casks before being bottled at 15%.
Dillon`s Small Batch Vermouth
$21.99
From Ontario's Niagara region, Dillon's Small Batch Distillers Vermouth is medium-sweet with over 17% abv. Flavours are crushed strawberries from the local farms around the area with estate-grown wormwood, gentian, orange peel, vanilla and cinchona, the bark of which is best known as the source for the anti-malarial drug quinine. - Community Wine Reviews
Castarede Armagnac 1976
$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!
Darroze 30 Year Armagnac
$209.99
"For several generations, the Darroze family has scoured Gascony in the Grands Crus centre of the Bas Armagnac region...Each age on the bottle indicates the age of the youngest Armagnac in the blend," according to the Darroze website. "Maturity begins at 30. The fresh fruit is transformed into dried and candied fruit, the spicy character asserts itself, the first aromas of "rancio" appear and the alcohol is perfectly mellow. The fiery youth softens and relents. This Grand Assemblage is the perfect example of magnificent balance that one finds in eaux de vie of this age."
Castarede Armagnac 1975
$269.99
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!
Darroze 1966 Ch. de Gaube 43.5%
$759.99
Distilled in 1966, this Bas Armagnac from Chateau de Gaube is made from 100% Baco. Bottled at 43.5%.
About the Producer
"The Morel family is originally from Switzerland, more precisely from the canton of Vaux near Lausanne. From 1956, the first distillations gave fine, distinguished and elegant Armagnacs. Monsieur Morel selects oak trees to build large vats in which the property's Armagnacs will age for 40 years and more. The Baco grape variety is preferred and after years gives breathtaking results."
Cocchi Extra Dry Vermouth
$42.99
Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry offers a fresh, vibrant flavor profile with notes of green apple, melon, and white flowers, balanced by aromatic botanicals like cardamom, wormwood, and angelica. The palate features zesty lemon peel and peppermint, with a hint of herbs, making it a crisp and dry vermouth
17% Abv
Castarede Armagnac 2004
$134.99
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!