Brandy New Arrivals from Master of Malt
Bardinet VSOP Brandy £16.84 Region: French Age: Strength: 36.00% 70.00cl |
Osborne 103 Solera Reserva Brandy £23.27 Region: Spanish Age: Strength: 36.00% 70.00cl |
Vecchia Romagna – Etichetta Nera Gift Set with Glass Brandy £32.99 Region: Italian Age: Strength: 38.00% 70.00cl |
Osborne Magno Solera Reserva Brandy £33.10 Region: Spanish Age: Strength: 36.00% 70.00cl |
Metaxa 12 Stars Gift Set with 2x Glasses Brandy £35.41 Region: Greek Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
Burnt Faith Brandy Batch 001 Brandy £36.54 Region: English Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
Carlos I Solera Gran Reserva Gift Pack with Glass Brandy £46.10 Region: Spanish Age: Strength: 40.00% 100.00cl |
Carlos I Pedro Ximenez Cask Matured Brandy £46.94 Region: Spanish Age: Strength: 40.30% 70.00cl |
Uno et Mil Solera Gran Reserva Brandy £49.72 Region: Spanish Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
Asbach 15 Year Old 40% Brandy £63.24 Region: German Age: 15 Years Old Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl Summary: This brandy is 15 Years Old. |
Gran Duque D'Alba XO Brandy £63.76 Region: Spanish Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
Osborne 1866 Solera Gran Reserva Brandy £66.31 Region: Spanish Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
Secret Distillery 30 Year Old French Brandy (cask 3) – Fragrant Drops Brandy £88.69 Region: Scotch Age: 30 Years Old Strength: 46.50% 70.00cl Summary: This brandy is 30 Years Old. |
Asbach Selection 21 Year Old Brandy £195.40 Region: German Age: 21 Years Old Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl Summary: This brandy is 21 Years Old. |
Brandy New Arrivals from The Whisky Exchange
Fundador Solera Reserva / Spanish Brandy £18.95 Strength: 36% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 36% – Fundador is the market-leading Spanish grape brandy. Made using Airen and Palomino grapes, Fundador (literally 'Founder') was the first brand marketed as a 'Brandy de Jerez and is aged in a sherry-soaked Solera. |
Soberano 5 Brandy £19.25 Strength: 36% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 36% – A Spanish brandy from sherry experts Gonzalez Byass. Created in the late 19th century, this is made from the most planted white wine grape in the world, Airen. Aged in old sherry casks, Soberano 5 is one of the best selling brandies in the UK. |
Three Barrels Vsop Brandy £20.95 Strength: 38% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 38% – A bottle of Three Barrels VSOP – first created in 1814, still going strong 200 years later and one of the biggest-selling brandy brands in the UK. |
Torres 10 Reserva Imperial Brandy £23.25 Strength: 38% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 38% – A great Spanish grape brandy from Torres, made from Catalan grape varieties and aged using a solera made from American oak |
St Remy Xo Brandy £25.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A traditionally made XO brandy from St Remy, matured in French oak casks, creating notes of vanilla, candied ginger, dried fruit, praline and apricot jam throughout the palate. |
Metaxa Amphora 7 Star £25.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Metaxa is fine Greek drink made by diluting an aged cask strength grape spirit with muscat wine and a recipe of botanicals including anise and rose petals. |
Seven Tails Spiced Brandy £27.75 Strength: 40.7% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40.7% – Sweet and complex, Seven Tails spiced brandy is made using brandy from France, aged for a minimum of 12 months in oak barrels, infused with a blend of cinnamon, vanilla and coffee. The result is notes of burnt butter, citrus peel, cherry stones, vanilla, roast coffee and warm cinnamon throughout the palate, perfect for enjoying on the rocks or in cocktails. |
Vecchia Romagna Etichetta Nera Brandy £27.95 Strength: 38% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 38% – A bottle of the famous Italian grape brandy Vecchia Romagna – one of Italy's best-selling spirits and a historic brand that's been around for a very long time. Vecchia Romagna is distilled from the Trebbiano grape, known as Ugni Blanc in France – where it is the base grape for almost all of the world's best Cognacs. |
Ararat 5 Year Old Brandy £27.95 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – This five year old grape brandy has rich aromas of ripe plums and sweet peaches, which are joined by hints of blackcurrant on the palate. |
Asbach Uralt German Brandy £29.50 Strength: 36% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 36% – A bottle of Asbach Uralt, the German brandy that is a perennial favourite, especially among British ex-servicemen. The sibling to the 3-year-old original, uralt was created by Hugo Asbach way back in 1892. |
Singani 63 Brandy £30.95 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – A Bolivian grape brandy produced in collaboration with film maker Stephen Soderbergh, as he travels the world looking for examples of "exceptional human endeavour". Singani is distilled from Muscat of Alexandria grapes in the high valleys of Bolivia and is the country's national drink, but until now has not made it far from home. Singani 63 is a clean and crisp spirit, with a touch of aromatic grape and spice. |
St Remy Signature Brandy £31.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A round, well-balanced brandy from St Remy that has been matured in two types of oak, initially in new Quercus Petrea – Cornish oak – casks, followed by traditional European oak casks, creating a smooth, oaky character. Aromas of spicy oak, vanilla, coconut, almond, apple and red berries fill the nose, complemented by notes of fresh oak, honey, hazelnuts, butter, candied orange peel and dried fruit throughout the palate. |
Ararat 3 Year Old Brandy £31.50 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – Ararat 3* is a three-year-old brandy from Armenia made using locally grown white grapes and first produced in 1887. A great alternative to VS or VSOP Cognac. Ararat was the favourite brandy of Agatha Christie and Frank Sinatra, among others. |
Vecchia Romagna Etichetta Nera Brandy / Glass Set £31.50 Strength: 38% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 38% – A gift set containing a bottle of the famous Italian grape brandy Vecchia Romagna and a branded tasting glass. This is one of Italy's best-selling spirits and a historic brand that's been around for a very long time. Vecchia Romagna is distilled from the Trebbiano grape, known as Ugni Blanc in France – where it is the base grape for almost all of the world's best Cognacs. |
Metaxa 12 Star £31.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A blend of distilled wine and muscat from the vineyards of Samos, Metaxa 12 Star is considered the pinnacle of the core range. |
Armin 6 Year Old Vsop Armagnac £32.50 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – This elegant spirit was produced in Bas-Armagnac from Baco and Ugni Blanc grapes and was matured for six years in French oak casks. This offers aromas of orange zest , baking spices and vanilla biscuit on the nose, with notes of cardamom, crisp green apple and wildflowers on the palate. |
Torres 15 Reserva Privada Brandy £33.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Torres 15 Reserva Privida is a smooth, fruity brandy created as a tribute to Miquel Torres Cardbo. Smooth and elegant, the palate offers notes of vanilla, citrus, toasted oak and apricots. |
Carlos I Solera Gran Reserva Brandy £34.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A very long-aged traditional Spanish grape brandy from the Jerez region, more famous for its fortified wine. Carlos I Imperial has been aged in a solera system, just like the sherry itself. |
Asbach Uralt Brandy / Litre £34.95 Strength: 36% 100cl Summary: 100cl / 36% – A litre bottle of Asbach's well-aged Uralt brandy, popular amongst British ex-pats who have since returned to the UK from Germany. |
Baron De Sigognac Vs Armagnac £35.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The entry level Armagnac from Baron de Sigognac, aged for at least two years in oak and blended for richness, sweetness and balanced spice. |
Burnt Faith Brandy £37.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – From the UK's first brandy house, Burnt Faith in London's Walthamstow, this is made using a combination of Trebbiano, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Muscat Blanc grapes. These are then distilled and aged in a combination of four types of cask: Bourbon, Cognac, Cherry Liqueur and Pineau des Charentes. The result is a brandy with aromas of oranges and strawberries, and a palate filled with caramel and marmalade. |
Seven Tails Xo Brandy £38.50 Strength: 41.8% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41.8% – Seven Tails brandy is a blend of three styles: Cognac, Armagnac and 'French brandy' from an unnamed location. This blend received 93/100 points in the 2019 Ultimate Spirits challenge, with the judges praising its flavours. |
Domaine De Cassagnoles 5 Year Old Armagnac £39.50 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – This five-year-old Armagnac from the Tenareze region is made with Ugni Blanc grapes and has a lively fruity character. Aromas of stewed plums, tart Tatin and cinnamon fill the nose, complemented by greengage, almond cake and mixed herbs on the palate. |
Odvi Armagnac Blanche £39.50 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – This crystal-clear Armagnac from Odvi – pronounced eau-de-vie – aims to make Armagnac a more prominent cocktail ingredient. The un-aged eaux-de-vie is a great alternative to pisco and grappa in a Sour, offering fresh, fruity and peppery notes throughout the palate. |
Fernando De Castilla Reserva Brandy £39.95 Strength: 36% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 36% – Fernando de Castilla Reserva Brandy is aged in casks that formerly held oloroso and amontillado sherries. Matured for around six years, this rich brandy will match well with a range of cheeses. |
Baron De Sigognac Vsop Armagnac £40.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A well-balanced VSOP Armagnac from Baron de Sigognac, made in the heart of Bas-Armagnac and matured in French oak casks. The palate offers notes of caramelised peaches, toffee apples and dried apricots, balanced by creamy vanilla, delicate floral notes and warm spices. |
Asbach 8 Year Old Brandy £41.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An 8 year old German brandy from Asbach, matured in high quality French Limousin oak casks for big spicy flavours. |
Carlos I Pedro Ximenez Sherry Cask Brandy £41.50 Strength: 40.3% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40.3% – Carlos create long-aged traditional brandies from Spain’s Jerez region, most famous for its fortified wine. This was matured in ex-Pedro Ximenez sherry casks and has an intense mahogany hue and rich aromas of dried sultanas, toasted cocoa nibs and fig on the nose. This leads to notes of raisin and hints of oak spice on the palate. |
Armin 10 Year Old Xo Armagnac £42.25 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – The eau-de-vie in this blend was produced in the oldest Armagnac still in operation and matured in pedunculate oak casks for 10 years. It is complex on the nose with aromas of frangipane, baking spices and dried orange peel, followed by notes of toffee, red berries and cinnamon on the palate. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 3 Year Old £42.50 Strength: 47.3% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47.3% – A vibrant, young Armagnac from Laballe, matured for only three years in Landais oak casks, creating a fresh, fruity character that works well on its own over ice or in cocktails. |
Darroze Folle Blanche Blanche D'armagnac £43.75 Strength: 49% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 49% – An unaged eau de vie made using the historical grape variety Folle Blanche and bottled by Darroze. This bottling has a fruity and floral character, with bright aromas of green grape, rose, mirabelle and candied grapefruit peel on the nose. Try using this in a Martini for a refreshing take on the classic cocktail. |
Castarede Vsop / Bas Armagnac £46.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Casterède is a historic Armagnac producer now run by sixth generation Florence. The VSOP is aged for eight years, twice the legal minimum, and is fruity and lightly spicy with notes of coconut, walnut and honey. |
Clos Martin Vsop 8 Year Old Armagnac £46.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An 8 year old VSOP Bas Armagnac made from a mix of Ugni Blanc and Baco grapes, creating a delightfully elegant spirit. It's got the weight you'd expect from a Bas Armagnac brandy, but also impressive complexity and elegance. |
Torres 20 Hors D'age Brandy £47.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A long aged Spanish grape brandy, made from Parellada and Ugni Blanc grapes and aged in Limousin oak barrels for a deep colour and rich flavour. |
Lepanto Solera Gran Reserva 12 Year Old Brandy De Jerez £49.95 Strength: 36% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 36% – Lepanto from Gonzalez Byass is made with Palamino grapes, distilled in Jerez and matured for 12 years in ex-Fino casks. This brandy has elegant aromas of almond, walnut and caramel, which leads to grapefruit oil and crème brulee on the finish. |
Fundador 12 / Pedro Ximenez Sherry Cask £49.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, velvety brandy from Fundador that has been matured in 12-year-old Pedro Ximenez sherry casks, creating layers of dried fruit, vanilla, honey, toffee and oak on the nose. The palate offers notes of dark chocolate, dried fruit, salted caramel and baking spices that linger in the finish. |
Gran Duque D'alba Solera Gran Reserva Brandy De Jerez £49.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A popular aged grape brandy from Spanish producer Williams & Humbert, Gran Duque d'Alba is aged for 10 years in oak casks that previously held sherry, thus adding depth and smoothness to its taste. |
Vecchia Romagna Tre Botti £51.75 Strength: 40.8% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40.8% – Riserva Tre Botti is a blend of brandies matured in a combination of three types of cask – French oak barriques, Slavonian oak casks and Italian red wine casks. The palate offers notes of caramel, chocolate-covered coffee beans, red grapes, dried apricot, baklava and marmalade that linger in the finish. |
Clos Martin Xo 15 Year Old Armagnac £56.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 15-year-old Armagnac made with Baco and Ugni Blanc grapes. This one, from the respected Clos Martin, should be floral and spicy after fifteen years in the wood. |
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 8 Year Old Armagnac £57.95 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Les Grands Assemblages is an age-statement range of Bas Armagnacs bottled at 43%, serving as a great introduction to the work of master bottlers Darroze, who have previously only released single estate vintage armagnacs at cask strength. This 8 year old bottling, although older than most XO cognacs, really lets the spirit sing, with plenty of vibrant stone and berry fruit flavours. |
Chateau De Lacquy 3 Year Old £59.95 Strength: 40.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40.5% – A young Armagnac from Chateau de Lacquy that is made with Baco grapes and matured in French oak casks for three years. This creates, sweet, nutty notes on the palate, accompanied by orange zest, kumquat and fresh Alpine herbs. |
Cardenal Mendoza Brandy / Solera Gran Reserva £62.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This unique Spanish brandy is aged, like a sherry, in a solera made from casks that previously held fine Pedro Ximénez and oloroso sherries, imparting an incredible richness and complexity to the spirit. |
Asbach 15 Year Old Brandy £65.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Famous German brandy with a loyal cult following. Made from wines fermented in other countries before being shipped to Germany to be distilled. |
Fernando De Castilla Solera Gran Reserva Brandy £66.95 Strength: 38% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 38% – The softer and fruitier of Fernando de Castilla's gran reserva brandies, this is elegant with hints of nuts and wood spice. |
Cardenal Mendoza Nebulis £68.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A limited-production brandy de Jerez from Cardenal Mendoza, Nebulis is an unusually smoky brandy that has been finished in specially-made heavily-toasted barrels. The result is aromas of soft smoke, dried fruit, peppery oak, vine shoots and fresh tobacco leaves that fill the nose, complemented on the palate by layers of raisins, sultanas, tobacco, rich smoke, pine needles and green leaves throughout the palate. |
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 12 Year Old Armagnac £69.50 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 12-Year-Old offers a balanced expression of youthful fruit and growing complexity. The nose reveals fresh fruit aromas, with subtle hints of cinnamon and liquorice. |
Cles Des Ducs Xo Armagnac £69.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A quality aged armagnac in a rather elegant retro decanter-style bottle. 'Clés des Ducs' translates as 'keys of dukes'. The XO designation indicates, as it does in Cognac, that the minimum age of the contents is six years of age. |
Fundador 15 / Amontillado Sherry Cask £69.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, velvety brandy from Fundador that has been matured in 15-year-old Amontillado sherry casks, creating layers of dried fruit, vanilla, honey, toffee and oak on the nose. The palate offers notes of dark chocolate, dried fruit, salted caramel and baking spices that linger in the finish. |
Chateau De Lacquy 7 Year Old Vsop / Bas Armagnac £73.95 Strength: 40.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40.5% – A fresh and fruity VSOP Bas Armagnac from Chateau de Lacquy that is made with a Baco-heavy blend of grapes and aged in French oak casks for seven years. This creates, sweet, nutty notes on the palate, accompanied by orange zest, kumquat and fresh Alpine herbs. |
Chateau De Lacquy 7 Year Old Vsop / Bas Armagnac £73.95 Strength: 40.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40.5% – Chateau de Lacquy's VSOP Armagnac is aged for seven years before release. A blend of 35% Baco, 35% Colombard and 30% Folle Blanche, this is a fresh and fruity Armagnac. |
Domaine D'aurensan Nv Carre Des Fantomes Armagnac £74.25 Strength: 46% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 46% – This impressive bottling is made from six ‘ghost’ grape varieties which have almost disappeared from Armagnac production. They include: Plant de Graisse, Meslier St Francois, Mauzac Blanc, Mauzac Rose, Jurancon Blanc and Clairette de Gascogne. There are powerful aromas of orchard fruit, plump apricot and peach on the nose, leading to honeysuckle and nutmeg on the palate. |
Metaxa Private Reserve £75.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Metaxta's Private Reserve is the oldest expression in the range. Containing grape spirits aged for decades, this is rich and full-bodied yet at the same time has a real elegance. |
Marcillac Hors D'age Armagnac £76.25 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – The Hors d’Age release from Marcillac is a fantastic entry point into Armagnac. It comprises Ugni Blanc and Baco grapes grown in the Tenareze region and picked in 1999, 2003 and 2011. This is full of bright orchard fruit notes, with candied citrus peel and subtle hints of green tea and liquorice. |
Lepanto Solera Gran Reserva / Oloroso Viejo Brandy De Jerez £77.25 Strength: 36% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 36% – Lepanto is the only brandy to be distilled in the city of Jerez. Established in 1886, the company's brandies are all made from Palomino grapes and aged for 15 years, the difference being the cask used. This Solera Gran Reserva is matured in Oloroso Viejo (old) casks, leading to a dry and elegant delicious brandy. |
Castarede Xo 20 Year Old / Bas Armagnac £78.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Florence Casterède's XO is aged for 20 years. This results in a full-bodied and powerful Armagnac with notes of plums, nutmeg and wood spice. |
Drouet Et Fils Poc'han 2011 / 9 Year Old / Armorik Whisky Cask Finish £78.75 Strength: 45% 70cl Vintage: 2011 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45% – A creative release from Drouet et Fils, distilled in 2011 the eau-de-vie was matured in Cognac casks for seven years, before being finished for two years in casks that previously held whisky from French distillery Armorik in Brittany. Aromas of ripe red apples and freshly-cut straw fill the nose, complemented by notes of stewed fruit, vanilla, hints of wood smoke, apricots, peppery oak and sea salt throughout the palate. |
Janneau Xo Armagnac £79.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Janneau XO Cognac is a rich and fruity spirit that is presented in a stylish Basquaise bottle. Aromas of sweet figs, prunes, dates and honey fill the nose, complemented by notes of overripe fruit, aromatic florals, peppery oak and dried apricots throughout the palate. |
Domaine D'esperance Baco 1996 Armagnac £83.95 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 1996 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% – A 1996-vintage Armagnac from Domaine d'Esperance that was made with a single harvest of Baco grapes and matured in a single Gascon oak cask until March 2022. The palate offers notes of dried fruit, baking spices, freshly-baked pastries and peppery oak that linger in the finish. |
Armin 20 Year Old Xxo Armagnac £84.95 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – This 20-year-old Armagnac was crafted in the Bas-Armagnac region and made with equal parts Baco and Ugni Blanc grapes. Its deep copper colour gives way to aromas of candied fruit, raspberries and cola cubes on the nose, with notes of ginger stem, plum jam and sandalwood on the palate. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 2009 £85.50 Strength: 50.1% 70cl Vintage: 2009 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 50.1% – A 2009-vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Baron De Sigognac 20 Year Old £88.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This 20-year-old Armagnac, from the revered Bas-Armagnac region, was produced in small batches and blended to produce a rich spirit with plenty of dried fruit and spice character. Aromas of dried apricots, plum, sultanas and baking spice fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate, with hints of toffee and ground nutmeg lingering in the finish. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 2007 £88.50 Strength: 48.7% 70cl Vintage: 2007 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48.7% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 20 Year Old Armagnac £88.95 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – This vibrant and full-bodied Armagnac comes from highly respected producer Darroze. Aged for 20 years and bottled at its prime, this expression embodies the estate's refined and complex approach to making eaux-de-vie. |
Chateau De Lacquy 12 Year Old Hors D'age / Bas Armagnac £92.75 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A bold 12-year-old Bas Armagnac from Chateau de Lacquy that offers aromas of cocoa, vanilla, summer flowers and oaky spice on the nose. The palate is well-rounded, with a delicious balance of dried fruit, oak spice and a touch of fresh herbs that linger in the finish. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 2004 £93.50 Strength: 50.4% 70cl Vintage: 2004 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 50.4% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 2002 £94.75 Strength: 47.3% 70cl Vintage: 2002 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 47.3% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Domaine D'aurensan Millesime 2001 Armagnac £94.95 Strength: 44.8% 50cl Vintage: 2001 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 44.8% – This structured and intense Armagnac from Domaine d’Aurensan contains bright florals alongside ripe fruit character. There are aromas of apple blossom, mirabelle and apricot on the nose, leading to notes of wildflowers, cinnamon and sandalwood on the finish. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 2003 £95.25 Strength: 49.2% 70cl Vintage: 2003 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49.2% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Paul John Xo Brandy £97.75 Strength: 46% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 46% – An interesting release from Goan distillery Paul John, this Indian brandy is made with a combination of Ugni Blanc and Bangalore purple grapes, and matured in French Limousin oak casks. Aromas of honey, strawberry liquorice, orange zest and butterscotch fill the nose, complemented by notes of cranberries, caramel and rum-soaked raisins throughout the palate. |
Torres 30 Jaime I Brandy £98.50 Strength: 38% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 38% – A special 30 year old brandy from Torres, named for the founder of the House, Jaime Torres Vendrell. It's a blend of brandies from their oldest soleras, including Parellada wines originally destined for the Torres 10 aged for an extra chunk of time and a small amount of their rare 1972 Folle Blanche eaux-de-vie. |
Domaine D'aurensan Assemblage 15 Year Old £99.95 Strength: 45.2% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45.2% – Based in Armagnac's Tenareze region, this producer creates spirits which firmly reflect their terroir. This 15-year-old blend is a fresh and aromatic Armagnac with aromas of apricots, almonds and dried fruits on the nose, followed by candied fruit, orange blossom and liquorice on the palate. |
Chateau De Lacquy 2010 Armagnac / Colombard £102.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 2010 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% – This 2010-vintage comprises Colombard grapes, distilled over a wood fire and matured for 12 years in French casks. On the nose, this Armagnac shows aromas of sandalwood, prune chutney, caramel and a touch of cinnamon and peach compote. |
Chateau De Lacquy 2010 Armagnac / Folle Blanche £102.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 2010 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% – A well-rounded 2010-vintage Armagnac from Chateau Lacquy made from the lesser-seen Folle Blanche grape. This is a deep, rich spirit that offers notes of apricots, figs, dark chocolate, caramel-covered nuts and white pepper. |
Domaine D'aurensan Millesime 1998 Armagnac £102.00 Strength: 40.5% 50cl Vintage: 1998 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 40.5% – Based in Armagnac's Tenareze region, this producer creates spirits with a real sense of terroir. This 1998-vintage displays elegant notes of brioche, peach, nectarines and praline. |
L'encantada Larege 1993 Armagnac £107.00 Strength: 41.7% 50cl Vintage: 1993 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 41.7% – A 1987-vintage L'Encantada Larege Armagnac that is packed full of dried fruit, baking spice, peppery oak and caramel notes that linger in the finish. |
L'encantada Del Cassou 1987 Armagnac £108.00 Strength: 48.6% 50cl Vintage: 1987 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 48.6% – A 1987-vintage L'Encantada Del Cassou Armagnac packed full of dried fruit, baking spice, peppery oak and caramel notes that linger in the finish. |
Chateau De Lacquy 2007 Armagnac / Colombard £110.00 Strength: 48% 70cl Vintage: 2007 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48% – This Armagnac is distilled from Colombard grapes and drawn from a single cask. This is a rich and racy spirit with a lightly floral character on the nose that gives way to cocoa powder and dehydrated orange, scattered with notes of black pepper and coffee. |
Domaine Au Martin 2001 Armagnac / 21 Year Old / Darroze £112.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 2001 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% / Darroze – Aged for 21 years, this Armagnac offers a complex and balanced profile. The nose reveals aromas of linden and verbena, complemented by apricot, orange peel, and subtle hints of acacia and tobacco. |
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 30 Year Old Armagnac £116.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Rich and layered, this 30-year-old Armagnac showcases the expertise of one of Bas-Armagnac's most respected producers. It offers aromas of dried and candied fruits, intertwined with subtle spices like cinnamon and liquorice. |
Baron De Sigognac Xo Platinum Armagnac £117.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bottle of Baron de Sigognac's excellent XO Platinum Armagnac. Made by the Guasch family, who grow both Baco and Ugni Blanc grapes in the Bas-Armagnac region. |
Domaine De Pere 1994 / 29 Year Old / Darroze £120.00 Strength: 48.5% 70cl Vintage: 1994 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48.5% – This Armagnac is filled with notes of sweet oak, walnuts, liquorice, tobacco, nutmeg, and a dusting of cocoa powder. Legendary Armagnac negociant Darroze rarely miss and this expression is no exception. |
Chateau De La Beroje 1995 Version Francaise Antipodes £121.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 1995 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – A vintage Armagnac produced at Chateau de la Beroje in Le Houga, Grand-Bas-Armagnac. Distilled in 1995 and bottled in 2021 by Version Francaise from cask #43, this release is limited to only 300 bottles. The spirit has immense complexity, starting with the nose that offers a bouquet of aromas from orange, apricot, and mango to more floral, balsamic, spicy, and red and black fruit notes. The palate is made from chocolate, toffee, ginger, cinnamon, nuts, blood oranges, cherry, and heather honey. E |
Marcillac 1995 Vintage Armagnac £125.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1995 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – This 1995-vintage Armagnac, produced by Marcillac in the Tenareze region, is all fruit and spice. There are hallmark aromas of plum, orange peel and milk chocolate on the nose, complemented by bay leaves and hints of vanilla. |
Terre-bouc 12 Year Old Armagnac / Laberdolive £130.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 12-year-old Armagnac from the Bas region, produced by the well-respected house Laberdolive. Aromas of raisins, oak and honey fill the nose, and the palate offers notes of ripe bananas, candied orange peel, cigar boxes, pine needles and juniper berries. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1991 £137.00 Strength: 45.5% 70cl Vintage: 1991 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45.5% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Domaine De Rieston 1997 Armagnac / 25 Year Old / Darroze £140.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 1997 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% – A 25-year-old Domaine De Rieston Armagnac from Darroze that was distilled in 1997 and bottled in May 2022. The palate offers notes of roast walnuts, apricots, prunes, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and toasted oak that linger in the finish. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1989 £146.00 Strength: 46.6% 70cl Vintage: 1989 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46.6% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Cardenal Mendoza Carta Real Spanish Brandy Gift Set £146.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A deluxe expression Cardenal Mendoza packaged with a Riedel brandy snifter. |
Domaine De Lamarquette 1987 / 36 Year Old / Darroze £147.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 1987 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% – A bottle of the 1987 vintage Armagnac from Domaine de Lamarquette, bottled by legendary Armagnac negociant Francis Darroze after 36 years in oak. |
Domaine De Paguy à Betbezer 2005 Armagnac / 16 Year Old / Darroze / Magnum £150.00 Strength: 50% 150cl Vintage: 2005 Bottler: Summary: 150cl / 50% – A magnum of 2005-vintage Armagnac, made at Domaine de Paguy à Betbezer, and bottled by Darroze. It offers a wonderfully fruity nose with aromas of satsumas and nectarines, followed by honeycomb, birch and nutmeg. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1988 £151.00 Strength: 45.6% 70cl Vintage: 1988 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45.6% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Chateau De Lacquy 2000 Armagnac / Baco & Ugni Blanc £154.00 Strength: 46% 70cl Vintage: 2000 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46% – Baco and Ugni Blanc grapes were harvested in October 2000 to make this bright and elegant Armagnac. You can expect aromas of wildflowers and lemongrass followed closely by walnut and crystallised ginger on the nose. On the palate, you’ll find notes of creme brulee, sandalwood and subtle hints of tobacco. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1987 £155.00 Strength: 43.8% 70cl Vintage: 1987 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43.8% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 40 Year Old Armagnac £156.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A majestic 40yo Bas Armagnac from Darroze, bottled for their Grands Assemblages range. Its deep character shows a lively fruitiness, which develops into candied fruits, chocolate, and coffee. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1998 Armagnac / Laberdolive £156.00 Strength: 46% 70cl Vintage: 1998 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46% – A 1998 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Baron De Sigognac 25 Year Old / Decanter £158.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 25-year-old Baron de Sigognac Armagnac, made with a combination of Ugni Blanc and Baco grapes and matured in French oak for quarter of a century. Aromas of dried fruit, plums, baking spices, sultanas and prunes fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate, with hints of toffee, oak spice and dried fruit lingering in the finish. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1986 £160.00 Strength: 47.9% 70cl Vintage: 1986 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 47.9% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1995 Armagnac / Laberdolive £163.00 Strength: 46% 70cl Vintage: 1995 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46% / Laberdolive – A 1995 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled in 2017 at 44% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1985 £164.00 Strength: 46.3% 70cl Vintage: 1985 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46.3% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Fundador 18 / Oloroso Sherry Cask £165.00 Strength: 40% 100cl Summary: 100cl / 40% – A fruity, velvety brandy from Fundador that has been matured in 18-year-old oloroso sherry casks, creating layers of dried fruit, vanilla, honey, toffee and oak on the nose. The palate offers notes of dark chocolate, dried fruit, salted caramel and baking spices that linger in the finish. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1993 Armagnac / Laberdolive £171.00 Strength: 46% 70cl Vintage: 1993 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46% / Laberdolive – A 1993 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled in March 2018 at 46% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1982 £175.00 Strength: 46.9% 70cl Vintage: 1982 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46.9% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1981 £180.00 Strength: 44.6% 70cl Vintage: 1981 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44.6% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1980 £184.00 Strength: 44.5% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44.5% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1979 £190.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1979 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Chateau De Lacquy 3 Year Old Armagnac / Large Bottle £192.00 Strength: 40.5% 250cl Summary: 250cl / 40.5% – A big bottle of young Armagnac from Chateau de Lacquy, that is made with Baco grapes and matured in French oak casks for three years. This creates, sweet, nutty notes on the palate, accompanied by orange zest, kumquat and fresh Alpine herbs. |
Domaine De Bellair 1981 Armagnac / 41 Year Old / Darroze £199.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 1981 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% / Darroze – A stunning vintage Armagnac with a great balance of maturity and freshness. Notes of almond and hazelnut meet gingersnaps and mocha, while brighter notes of candied fruit persist over a long, elegant finish. |
Domaine De Pouteou 2000 / 21 Year Old / Darroze / Magnum £205.00 Strength: 50% 150cl Vintage: 2000 Bottler: Summary: 150cl / 50% – A magnum of 2000 vintage Armagnac, made at Domaine de Pouteou, and bottled by Darroze in June 2021 as part of its Unique Collection. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1989 Armagnac / Laberdolive £210.00 Strength: 46% 70cl Vintage: 1989 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46% / Laberdolive – A 1989 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled in 2019 at 46% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Marcillac 1975 Vintage Armagnac £219.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 1975 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – Made exclusively from Ugni Blanc grown from the clay-rich soils of the Tenareze region. These grapes were harvested in 1975, and matured for over four decades in Gascon oak barrels. This is a sprit full of cherry, tobacco and cacao notes that are softened by stewed orchard fruit and prunes. |
Domaine D'aurensan Assemblage 30 Year Old £220.00 Strength: 41.4% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41.4% – Produced by Domaine d'Aurensan in the Tenareze region, an area known for its structured and intense spirits. This 30-year-old Armagnac is made from a blend of vintages and has complex aromas of candied fruit, library books and liquorice on the nose. |
Janneau 1970 Grand Armagnac / 25 Year Old £225.00 Strength: 42% 75cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 42% – A bold and full-bodied Armagnac made by Janneau Grand Armagnac from the 1970 harvest. The nose is fragrant and juicy, with notes of prunes and spices. The palate is sharper and offers notes of spices and citrus peel, before a long finish with notes of liquorice. |
Marcillac 1970 Vintage Armagnac £228.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – Marcillac bottle single-vintage Armagnacs, which gives the drinker an opportunity to taste the fruits of an individual harvest. Ugni Blanc grapes were grown in 1970 and after their natural fermentation, distillation and maturation, culminated in a spirit which veers towards the spicy and fruity. |
Chateau De Gaube 1972 / Version Francaise Antipodes £237.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – Bottled in 2022 by La Maison du Whisky, this Armagnac was handpicked by independent bottler Baron de Lustrac from the cellars of Chateau de Gaube. Distilled in 1972 and bottled at the mature age of 50, it has a fresh and fruity character that develops gradually on the palate. It starts with floral aromas of candied fruits that transform into nutty, citrusy and fruity notes — all brought together by plums and a hint of dark chocolate. |
Chateau De Gaube 1972 Armagnac / 50 Year Old / Darroze £245.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% / Darroze – Even at 50-years-old, this dignified old Armagnac from Darroze remains fruity and expressive with notes of figs, plums, coffee beans, spiced caramel and vanilla. Another superb vintage bottling selected from the cellars of the family owned Chateau de Gaube. |
Chateau De Gaube 1972 Armagnac / 49 Year Old / Darroze £245.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – The Gaube 1972 Armagnac by Darroze is a vintage Bas-Armagnac crafted from Folle Blanche grapes and aged for almost five decades before bottling. You can expect complex and intense notes of roasted cocoa, toast, and plum. |
Domaine De Tucom 1974 / 50 Year Old / Darroze £248.00 Strength: 46% 70cl Vintage: 1974 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46% – High-aged Armagnacs like these offer fantastic depth of flavour, expect notes of gingerbread, tobacco, praline and chamois leather, underpinned by citrus and apricots. |
Fernando De Castilla Unico Gran Reserva Brandy £250.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Unico comes from the oldest part of Fernando de Castilla's solera. This gran reserva brandy is aromatic and rich with lots of vanilla notes. |
Baron De Lustrac 1967 Armagnac £250.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1967 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Aged for over 50 years, this rich vintage Bas-Armagnac offers notes of rancio, baking spices, honey and red grapes on the palate. |
Chateau De Gaube Armagnac 1972 / 50 Year Old / Notable Age Statements £255.00 Strength: 44.4% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44.4% / Decadent Drinks – This impressive Bas-Armagnac was distilled in 1975 and bottled by Decadent Drinks, after 50 years in oak, as part of its Notable Age Statements series. Vibrant, fruity and rich, you can expect dried fruit, bee pollen and rancio notes of truffle, leather and cacao nibs. |
Baron De Lustrac Armagnac 1965 £261.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1965 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rich and complex 1965 Armagnac from Baron de Lustrac that offers notes of vanilla, toasted oak, prunes, violet, fig, honey and butterscotch throughout the palate. |
Baron De Lustrac 1966 Armagnac £265.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1966 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – This truly special Armagnac was harvested and distilled in 1966 and aged for many decades at the domaine of origin. A time capsule in spirit form, this vintage Armagnac showcases notes of leather, tobacco and dried walnut on the palate. |
Chateau De Lacquy 30 Year Old / Bas Armagnac £266.00 Strength: 43.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43.5% – A well-rounded 30-year-old Chateau Lacquy Bas Armagnac that offers notes of apricot, fig, dark chocolate, caramel-covered nuts and spicy pepper throughout the palate. |
Chateau De Gaube 1966 Armagnac / 56 Year Old / Darroze £282.00 Strength: 43.5% 70cl Vintage: 1966 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43.5% / Darroze – This vintage expression, made with the Baco grape, is beautifully mature with rich orchard fruits meeting complex waves of French oak spice. Still vibrant after nearly 60 years in oak, this would be an excellent way to mark a special birthday or anniversary. |
Domaine D'aurensan Millesime 1973 Armagnac £302.00 Strength: 42.5% 50cl Vintage: 1973 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 42.5% – The 1973-vintage from famed Armagnac producer, Domaine d’Aurensan was bottled from a single barrel at natural cask strength. There are aromas of pastry, toasted oak and honeycomb on the nose, followed by notes of salted butter, caramel and hints of wildflowers on the palate. |
Laballe Bas Armagnac 1972 £312.00 Strength: 41% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 41% – A vintage Armagnac from Chateau de Laballe in Landais, at the heart of Bas Armagnac, owned by the Laudet family. The unique sandy terroir of Les Sables Fauves, wood-fired distillation, and ageing in Landes oak barrels bring finesse and roundness to the final product that is undoubtedly Laballe. |
Bas Armagnac 1977 / 45 Year Old / Armagnac Sponge 3 £315.00 Strength: 45.2% 70cl Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45.2% / Decadent Drinks – Armagnac had unusually low harvests in 1977, making this bottling from Decadent Drinks especially rare. Matured for 45 years and bottled at cask strength, this release boasts luscious summer berries, with resin, honeycomb and subtle hints of tobacco. |
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 50 Year Old Armagnac £325.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – From Darroze's single-estate eaux-de-vie series, this blend of 50-year-old Bas Armagnac offers intense flavours of chocolate, raisins and nutmeg. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1979 Armagnac / Laberdolive £336.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1979 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% / Laberdolive – A 1979 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled in 2018 at 44% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Domaine Boingneres 1986 Bas Armagnac / Folle Blanche £370.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Vintage: 1986 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49% – This 1986-vintage Armagnac from Domaine Boingneres is rather unusual in that it is distilled from a single grape varietal: the noble Folle Blanche, prized for the finesse it gives the spirit. |
Chateau De Gaube Bas Armagnac 1963 / 58 Year Old / Decadent Drinks £377.00 Strength: 46.3% 70cl Vintage: 1963 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46.3% / Decadent Drinks – Distilled in 1963 at Chateau de Gaube in the heart of Bas Armagnac, this expression was bottled at the ripe age of 58 by Decadent Drinks, as part of their Notable Age Statements range. With a rustic and earthy character, the palate is dominated by dark fruits, tobacco and chocolate, accompanied by honeyed fruits. |
Domaine Boingneres 1979 Bas Armagnac / Cepages Nobles £385.00 Strength: 48% 70cl Vintage: 1979 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48% – A cask-strength 1979 vintage Armagnac from traditional producer Domaine Boingneres, who use a high proportion of the seldom-seen Folle Blanche grape in their assemblage. |
Chateau De Gaube 1963 Armagnac / 60 Year Old / Darroze £385.00 Strength: 45.5% 70cl Vintage: 1963 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45.5% – An impressively-aged 1963 Chateau de Gaube Armagnac from Darroze that spent 60 years in French oak. You can expect notes of rhubarb and liquorice, with hints of walnut, tobacco and roasted spices. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1976 Armagnac / Laberdolive £400.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1976 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% / Laberdolive – A 1976 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled in September 2016 at 44% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Chateau De Gaube 1962 Armagnac / 62 Year Old / Darroze £410.00 Strength: 42.5% 70cl Vintage: 1962 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.5% – This 1962 Chateau de Gaube from Darroze is an extraordinary expression that spent 62 years in French oak. Distilled in 1962, this Armagnac has picked up notes of leather, mushroom and tobacco, complemented by dark cherries and nutmeg. |
Marquis De Sauval 1968 Armagnac £427.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1968 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Distilled before man ever set foot on the moon, this Armagnac from Marquis de Sauval was aged for many years in cask, adding toasty, spicy notes to the fruity, floral spirit. Vintage Armagnacs make a great gift for anyone celebrating a special anniversary in a particular year. |
Château De Gaube 1964 Armagnac / 58 Year Old / Darroze £439.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1964 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – A 1964 Château de Gaube 1964 Armagnac from Darroze that was matured for an impressive 58 years, before being bottled in May 2022. The palate offers notes of walnuts, dried apricots, prunes, sultanas, orange peel, violets and toasted oak that linger in the finish. |
Chateau De Gaube 1971 / 49 Year Old / Darroze £440.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1971 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – A rare vintage single estate Armagnac from Chateau de Gaube, bottled by esteemed producer Darroze. This exquisite Armagnac showcases notes of dry figs, prune, apricot and walnuts on the palate, joined by tannins and raccio. |
Castarede Bas Armagnac 1960 £450.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960 Armagnac from Castarede, matured in French oak casks until being bottled in January 2020. The palate offers notes of dried apricots, honeysuckle and baking spices. |
Baron De Sigognac 50 Year Old / Decanter £478.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 50 year old Armagnac from our friends at Baron de Sigognac. This is presented in a beautiful decanter and accompanying wooden box. Creamy and rich with notes of fruitcake, cedar and spice, this is a delightful Armagnac. |
Baron De Sigognac 1962 Bas Armagnac £480.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1962 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rich and complex 1962 Armagnac from Baron de Sigognac that offers notes of vanilla, toasted oak, prunes, violet, fig, honey and butterscotch throughout the palate. |
Janneau 50 Year Old / Bot.1960s £500.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – An old bottling of 50 year-old Janneau Armagnac. We believe this bottle is from the 1960s. |
Domaine D'aurensan Millesime 1961 Armagnac £525.00 Strength: 40.3% 50cl Vintage: 1961 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 40.3% – Domaine d’Aurensan distilled this release in 1961, when severe spring frosts reduced the bunch load on the vines by half, making this exception Armagnac all the more special. The subsequent summer was hot and dry resulting in concentrated grapes and eventual notes of beeswax, blackberries and honeysuckle. |
Domaine Du Pillon 1970 Armagnac / Laberdolive £554.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% / Laberdolive – A 1970 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled in March 2015 at 44% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Pillon. |
Baron De Sigognac 1959 Armagnac £595.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1959 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1959 Baron de Sigognac Armagnac that has been matured in French oak casks, creating notes of dried fruits, apricots, walnut oil and violets throughout the palate. |
Domaine Boingneres 1972 Bas Armagnac / Cepages Nobles £713.00 Strength: 47% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 47% – A cask strength 1972 vintage armagnac from traditional producer Domaine Boingneres, who use a high proportion of the seldom-seen Folle Blanche grape in their assemblage. |
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 60 Year Old Armagnac £720.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% / Darroze – This blend of fine eaux-de-vie from the Darroze cellars is immensely complex and hugely satisfying with a layered palate of dried figs, sultanas and ultra-dark chocolate meeting nutmeg, anise, fruit cake, coffee beans and leather. |
Baron De Lustrac 1952 Armagnac £757.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1952 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1952-vintage Armagnac from Baron de Lustrac that has been matured in French oak casks, creating delicate floral notes, rich oak spice, toasted walnuts and dried fruit throughout the palate. |
Chateau La Tuc 1978 / 43 Year Old / Darroze / Double Magnum £795.00 Strength: 48.5% 300cl Vintage: 1978 Bottler: Summary: 300cl / 48.5% – A jeroboam of fine 1978-vintage from Chateau La Tuc, bottled by renowned Armagnac bottler Darroze. Aged in oak for no less than 43 years, this brandy offers aromas of cocoa, liquorice, leather and tobacco on the nose, followed by silky and gently sweet notes of candied fruits, spices and rancio throughout the palate. |
Croix De Salles 1929 Armagnac / Bot.1988 £799.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1988 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1929 vintage Armagnac from Nogaro-based family owned producer Dartigalongue & Fils, bottled under their Croix de Salles name in March 1988. |
Domaine Du Pillon 1962 Armagnac / Laberdolive £815.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1962 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% / Laberdolive – A 1962 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled in September 2015 at 44% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Pillon. |
Duc De Maravat 1904 Armagnac / Bot.1980s £890.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old-fashioned dumpy frosted wax-sealed bottle of Duc de Maravat Armagnac from the 1904 vintage, probably bottled around the late 1980s. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1946 Armagnac / Laberdolive £1,326.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1946 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% / Laberdolive – A 1946 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled at 43% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Baron De Sigognac 1936 Armagnac £1,357.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1936 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1936 Baron de Sigognac Armagnac that has been matured in French oak casks, creating notes of dried fruits, apricots, walnut oil and violets throughout the palate. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1942 Armagnac / Laberdolive £1,365.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1942 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% / Laberdolive – A 1942 grand-cru Bas Armagnac bottled at 43% by négociants Laberdolive from grapes grown at Domaine de Jaurrey. |
Domaine De Touja 1925 Bas Armagnac / Bot.1985 / Darroze £1,500.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 1985 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – This Domaine de Touja 1925 Bas Armagnac from bottler Darroze has been ageing for approximately 60 years, and then bottled in August 1985. The perfect gift for any brandy-collector. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1923 Armagnac / Bot.1980s / Laberdolive £1,875.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% / Laberdolive – An ancient Jaurrey Bas Armagnac bottled by Laberdolive (probably at some point in the 1980s). Unusually for nowadays, this is 100% Folle Blanche. |
Domaine De Jaurrey 1923 Armagnac / Bot.1980s / Laberdolive £1,875.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% / Laberdolive – An ancient Jaurrey Bas Armagnac bottled by Laberdolive (probably at some point in the 1980s). Unusually for nowadays, this is 100% Folle Blanche. |
Vignobles De Jaurrey 1923 Armagnac / Bot.1980s / Laberdolive £1,875.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% / Laberdolive – An ancient Jaurrey Bas Armagnac bottled in the 1980s by Laberdolive. Unusually for nowadays, this is 100% Folle Blanche. |
Baron De Lustrac 1940 Armagnac £2,296.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1940-vintage Baron de Lustrac Armagnac that offers notes of vanilla, dried apricots, sultanas and walnut throughout the palate. |