After 30 years, fresh fruit turns into dried and candied fruit, the spicy character asserts itself and the alcohol is perfectly mature. A fine example of the great harmony found in eaux-de-vie of this (...)

In Les Grands Assemblages 40, the quality of the oak used clearly contributes to the complexity and finesse of this Armagnac. The variety of crus, vintages, grape varieties and styles in the ageing (...)

<p>At 20 years old, Les Grands Assemblages 20 is in the prime of its life and introduces gourmets to the world of long matured bottlings</p> <p>The diversity of crus, vintages, grap (...)

After 50 years in the barrel, the time has come for many Armagnacs - including Les Grands Assemblages 50. The dark bottling scores with notes of chocolate and leather as well as roasted flavours. The (...)

This Armagnac comes from the Domaine de Paguy, the grapes from the winegrower Darzacq. The Armagnac was distilled to 53% and bottled at 40% after 43 years of ageing in locally grown oak barrels.

This Armagnac comes from the Domaine de Miqueou, the grapes from the winegrower Cabarry Marc. The Armagnac was distilled to 60% and bottled at 47% after 40 years of ageing in locally grown oak barrels (...)

This Armagnac comes from the Domaine de Cantau, the grapes from the winegrower Beyris Guy. The Armagnac was distilled to 58% and bottled at 49% after 39 years of ageing in locally grown oak barrels.