1946 Armagnac Brandy wine

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A 1946 Armagnac Brandy wine from B.Gelas & Fils, Vintage Armagnac makes a perfect gift

1946 Armagnac Brandy wine

1946 Armagnac Brandy wine, B.Gelas & Fils

This a great 80th Birthday gift idea, buying a 1946 Armagnac vintage brandy wine from the same year to celebrate the year of their birth, just imagine at the dinner party with the last course you can enjoy an 1946 Armagnac. You can discuss the attributes of the Armagnac and the history of what happened during this year with your friends and relatives. A fine 80 year old brandy

This 1946 Armagnac bottle is a 80 year old Brandy

You can choose the deliver date, and we can add a gift card

France has two areas where Brandy is made, Cognac from Charente area France and Armagnac from region in Gascony France, It is said that Cognac is the best known but Armagnac is known by the best, the difference between Cognac and Armagnac is the distillation. While Cognac is twice distilled using a pot still, Armagnac undergoes distillation by column still which is the traditional method for the production of Armagnac, this the reason that Whisky drinkers will also enjoy Armagnacs

Soil:Tawny sandy soils.
Grape varieties:Ugni-Blanc & Baco
Distillation : An Armagnacaise still with a one way distillation
process with an alcohol percentage
Ageing : Ageing in oak cask and date of bottling written on the back label
Alcohol percentage: 40%
Tasting notes 1965 Armagnac, Lovely intense amber colour.
On the nose, toasted notes of coffee and cocoa; powerful
with plenty of structured finesse.
On the palate, we find the same qualities, with a balanced
and rich butteryness. The finale is complex and spicy

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Stocked stored in our warehouse in Derbyshire, we deliver to all of the UK
All prices include the VAT and duty

The Cognac 40 year old Brandy actually has "40 ans d'age"Mouth-blown bottle.Parchmenl label.Currently in old casks, this cognac has come down to less than 50% alcohol naturally. An oxidized cognac (madérisé) which has nearly attained all its fullness. Storing it in old casks has avoided an excess of tannin despite the number of years. Flavours of nuts and cigar box. Hints of spices. Supple and round. Exceptional rancio. This cognac will be kept in demijohns within a few years.