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94 points Wine Enthusiast: "From 'the oldest House in Armagnac' comes a well-balanced sipper that's reminiscent of Bourbon with its deep amber color; its rich, sweet caramel note; and bold finish that tastes of maple-butter sprinkled with clove and cinnamon. (KN)" (12/2012) 93 points Vinous: "Dartigalongue’s XO is burly, with cologne-like aromas, and surprisingly complex for its youth (10-year-old brandies in the blend). Buttery, with flavors of dried plum, candied ginger and walnut, and a spicy finish of clove and cardamom. A Rye drinker’s Armagnac. B...
Price: $59.99
Price: $99.99
97 points Vinous: "It’s unique to taste an XO that’s aged 25 years, made from a significant amount of Folle Blanche grape in the blend, and bottled at cask strength -- or brut de fût as the French say. Complex yet seamless. Summer-garden aromas of orange and honeysuckle lead to a deep, intense experience on the palate, a thrilling balance of fruit and minerality, and a long, dry finish. Bas-Armagnac, 42.4% abv. (JW)" (07/2018) K&L Notes: Here's a 25-year-old Armagnac from a legendary house for less than $90. Oh, did we mention that it's also cask stren...
Price: $59.99
Jason Wilson of Vinous writes: "Describing itself as 'artisan—négociant—éleveur,' Baron de Lustrac works with about 20 small producers, focused on single-cask, single-vineyard, and often single-variety. José Barbe, who started the brand in 1994 with his partner Ina Bornemann, scours Armagnac to procure special barrels. In fact, some of Baron de Lustrac’s domaines may only produce a single barrel per year, and none produce more than 15. All of the Armagnacs are aged on the properties where they are produced, and like Darroze, the name of the original doma...
Price: $89.99
93 points Vinous: "At 20 years old, scoured from barrels throughout Bas-Armagnac, this is the finest of Darroze’s blends. Nutty, with prune, dried apricot and spice, with freshness throughout. Bas-Armagnac, 40% abv. (JW)" (07/2018) K&L Notes: Absolutely stunning Armagnac with incredible richness, spice, and balance. Big wood, lots of spice and vanilla, and a rustic fruit character with seamless execution.
Price: $99.99
92 points Wine Enthusiast: "Maple syrup in color, this has a toffee aroma and flavor, along with notes of dry cocoa, espresso, spice and dried orange peel on the finish. " (12/2012) K&L Notes: An absolutely incredible value from this exceptional producer in Bas-Armagnac. Darroze became famous by sourcing top quality single estate single vintage armagnacs from small producers across Bas-Armagnac. His offerings differe immensley from one another and because of the extreme variation he created the Grands Assemblage. The minimum age of 30 years is list on ...
Price: $139.99
90 points Wine Enthusiast: "Rich brown sugar is complemented by toasty baking spice onnose and palate. Each sip trails off into vanilla bean and cocoa powder, plus a final dusting of hot spices. *Best Buy* (KN)" (12/2021) Vinous: "Rather dark in color for a six-year-old, Marie Duffau Napoléon is almost nut brown. Soft, warm orange aromas and sweet, round flavors of milk chocolate, sponge cake, and a spicy, pithy finish. Solid and affordable for such a young Armagnac. (JW)" (07/2018) K&L Notes: Only organically grown estate fruit is used in the produc...
Price: $34.99
Domaine Laguille is a family-owned wine estate located in the heart of Bas Armagnac, in the Southwest region of France. Owners Guy ad Colette Vignoli produce a wide range of protected geographical indication Côtes de Gascogne wines, AOC Bas Armagnac and AOP Floc de Gascogne. Domaine Laguille is a specialist producer of Single Estate Armagnacs. Colette and Guy Vignoli, 3rd generation of winegrowers, decided in the late 80's to buy their own traditional Armagnac alembic to be capable of controlling all the steps from the vineyard to the bottle. Constantly...
Price: $49.99
Domaine du Cardinat has been in the Lalanne family for over a century. Farmer and grandfather of the current proprietor, Patricia Singh, built the family home at the domaine 100 years ago and cultivated the land long before that. In 1935, Joseph Lalanne's sudden death thrust Patricia's father, Camille into the fields forcing him to leave school and commit his life to the family domaine. Just four years later, Camille planted the first vines at the domaine and his life was devoted to this patient passion. There he worked tirelessly to produce great brandy...
Price: $89.99
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This wonderful blend of Armagnac's with an average age of almost 20 year comes from the gorgeous Chateau Tariquet estate. It's their best selling product and the most classical old blend they produce. Using 30% baco, 30% ugni blanc, and 40% folle blanche matured in a mixture of new and used French oak casks, Le Legendaire offers a wonderful and balanced experience. Expect dried orchard fruits (plums, raisings, dates), zesty citrus oils, and a rich oaky backbone.
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Domaine du Cardinat has been in the Lalanne family for over a century. Farmer and grandfather of the current proprietor, Patricia Singh, built the family home at the domaine 100 years ago and cultivated the land long before that. In 1935, Joseph Lalanne's sudden death thrust Patricia's father, Camille into the fields forcing him to leave school and commit his life to the family domaine. Just four years later, Camille planted the first vines at the domaine and his life was devoted to this patient passion. There he worked tirelessly to produce great brandy...
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94 points Wine Enthusiast: "Although Hors d'âge translates as the subtle phrase 'beyond age,' the contrary label trumpets that this brandy is aged 12 years. This seems apt as there's little subtlety about what's in the bottle either: rich, bulldozer-bold flavors ranging from buttery brioche to sweet caramel and toffee, braced up with notes of allspice and espresso on the surprisingly creamy and rich finish. (KN)" (12/2012) 91 points Vinous: "Dark honey colored, aged for 12 years, Marie Duffau Hors d’Age is redolent of prune, raisins, and toffee, with ...
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Price: $139.99
94 points Vinous: "A blend of brandies aged five to ten years, Domaine Boingnères Reserve Speciale is made from Folle Blanche, Ugni Blanc, and Colombard, and bottled at cask strength. A great example of how Armagnac doesn’t always mean dried fruit and sweet oak. Pure minerality and racy acidity take the lead here, with fresh fruit on the wonderfully long finish. (JW)" (07/2018) K&L Notes: When discussing the components of a great brandy, the soil is just as important an indicator of quality as it is to a great wine. Boingnères grows all their fruit in...
Price: $139.99
Vinous: "Made from a 50/50 blend of Ugni Blanc and Folle Blanche, Château de Pellehaut 'Reserve' is aged 10 years. There’s complexity here, a balance of savory, fruity, and minerality, as well as long attractive finish. (JW)" (07/2018) K&L Notes: The wonderful Chateau De Pellehaut is the Tenareze regions most prominent producers. Sparing not expense, the plant their grapes for Armagnac production in the best soils and carefullly tend to the grapes before distilling on site and aging exclusively in new oak barrels. Situated outside the medieval walled v...
Price: $58.99
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One bottle each of Lous Pibous 1995 Barrel #140 bottled at 27 years, Domaine Del Cassou 1987 Barrel #5 bottled at 35 years, and Domaine Cutxan 2005 Barrel #33 bottled at 17 years of age.
Price: $850.00
Price: $379.99
This is beautiful, soft, and elegant brandy that shows brooding notes of cocoa, roasted nuts, and baking spices. The dried fruit really comes through on the mid-palate and the finish is a burst of cinnamon with a silky smooth exit. To get a 25-year Armagnac for this price is already a great deal, but to have it taste this good is practically criminal. The Delord family has been making this spirit since the late 1800s.
Price: $72.99
Price: $359.99
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Domaine du Cardinat has been in the Lalanne family for over a century. Farmer and grandfather of the current proprietor, Patricia Singh, built the family home at the domaine 100 years ago and cultivated the land long before that. In 1935, Joseph Lalanne's sudden death thrust Patricia's father, Camille into the fields forcing him to leave school and commit his life to the family domaine. Just four years later, Camille planted the first vines at the domaine and his life was devoted to this patient passion. There he worked tirelessly to produce great brandy...
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Since 2002 Domaine Séailles is officially certified as organic in all of their wine and Armagnac production. They've foresworn chemicals pesticides and artificial fertilizers and instead opt for a biodynamic approach. While the brandies that have been made this way are still quite young by many Armagnac standards, they are lively, bright, and delicious in their own right (not to mention showing tremendous aging potential). If you're looking for a punchy young Armagnac with crystal-clear fruit and excellent pedigree, combined with a stewardship of the env...
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A harmonious and luxurious blend of vintage armagnacs from 21 to 43 years of age. Named for Vital Du Four, later known as Cardinal du Four, who was noted for his intellect. His celebrated book about his remarkable discoveries has been housed in the Vatican library since the 14th century. His words were the first acknowledgement and celebrate internationally the incredible spirit of Gascogne, "It enlivens the spirit, partaken in moderation, recalls the past to memory, renders men joyous, preserves youth and retards senility. And when retained in the mouth...
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