1 bottle Bas Armagnac
1920 vintage
Original bottling by Chateau de Laubade, France
Current owners: Arnaud and Denis Lesgourgues
Appellation d‘ Origine Controlée
Bottling: March 1984
Original fill quantity: 0.7 l
Fill level: Top shoulder

Offered is one bottle of 1920 vintage Bas Armagnac produced by Chateau de Laubade, South-West France. The original fill quantity in March 1984 was 0.7 l.



Armagnac is a distinctive kind of brandy, which is being produced in Gascony, in the Southwest of France. It is distilled from wine usually made from a blend of several grapes. The resulting spirit then matures over several decades in oak barrels before it can be reduced to drinking quality and bottled. The oak barrels add to the dark, amber color as well as typical aroma of prunes, vanilla, licorice and many more. Usually, Armagnac is of a stronger taste than cognac and is thus regarded as noble and smooth. The distillation of brandy looks back on a long tradition, since it was mentioned in a document as early as 1416.



The original capsule is almost lost, the cork is damaged. However, the bottle is still sealed. The label is only minimally worn. The fill level is good (Top Shoulder). (nlu)

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