This vintage Armagnac is a terrific representative of France's oldest spirit.

Distilled for 300 years in the oldest distillery in Gascony, Château du Busca-Maniban armagnacs continue to be produced at the property according to traditional methods. The brandy is aged in oak barrels in the castle cellars. The clay and limestone soil in Ténarèze is exactly the same as in Cognac's top growing regions of Grande Champagne where Ugni Blanc (grapes) reign. Armagnac from Ténarèze ages longer, and, better.

Tasting Notes

Color:
A deep orange hue.

Nose:
Ripe black plum and fig.

Palate:
Sweet with notes of mandarin and lightly roasted vanilla.