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Armagnac
Armagnac, France's oldest wine brandy, is an iconic spirit from the south-west, produced in a strictly defined appellation area between the Gers, Landes, and Lot-et-Garonne departments. Distilled since the 14th century, Armagnac is distinguished by its unique distillation process: continuous distillation in Armagnac stills, which gives it a robust personality and complex aromas, unlike Cognac.
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Delord 20 ans d'âge
Delord l'Authentique Brut de Fût
Delord 1974
Darroze Domaine de Guillemouta 1983
Delord 1975
Darroze Domaine du Pin 1985
Darroze Domaine de Rieston 1996
Delord 1966
Delord 1982
Delord 1979
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 30 years
- 0,70L bottle with box
Darroze Les Grands Assemblages 40 years
- 0,70L bottle with box
Darroze Château de la Pouche 1984
Darroze Château de Gaube 1964
Darroze Domaine de Bellair 1981
Darroze Domaine le Tuc 1979
Darroze Domaine de Sarrade 1978
Darroze Domaine de Tucom 1990
Delord XO Premium
Darroze carafe 1975
- 0,70L bottle with box
Darroze Domaine de Jean-Pierre 1980
Darroze Château de la Pouche 1970
Armagnac: An exceptional French spirit with unforgettable aromas
A unique history and tradition
Armagnac, France's oldest wine brandy, is an iconic spirit from the south-west, produced in a strictly defined appellation area between the Gers, Landes and Lot-et-Garonne departments. Distilled since the 14th century, Armagnac is distinguished by its unique distillation process: continuous distillation in Armagnac stills, which gives it a robust personality and complex aromas, unlike Cognac.
This artisanal expertise, passed down from father to son, makes Armagnac an exceptional local product, appreciated by connoisseurs and lovers of fine spirits.
An exceptional terroir for a high-quality Armagnac
The Armagnac vineyards benefit from a sunny climate and clay-sandy soils, ideal for growing traditional grape varieties:
- Ugni Blanc (the most common, bringing freshness and finesse)
- Folle Blanche (historic grape variety, for floral notes)
- Baco (a resistant hybrid, offering fruity aromas)
Aging in oak barrels (often Limousin or Landes oak) is a key step: it allows Armagnac to develop aromas of vanilla, dried fruit, sweet spices, and precious wood. The longer Armagnac is aged, the more refined its notes of prune, honey, and tobacco become, offering a unique tasting experience.
How to taste Armagnac?
Armagnac is best enjoyed neat, at room temperature, in a cognac glass or tulip glass to concentrate its aromas. Here are a few ideas for enjoying it:
- As a digestif, to prolong a gourmet meal.
- Paired with dark chocolate or cigars, for a perfect match.
- In cocktails: try it in an Old Fashioned, a Floc de Gascogne, or an Armagnac Sour for an original touch.
Our selection of Armagnac online
Discover a wide range of Armagnacs in our online store:
- Young and fruity Armagnac (ideal for beginners)
- Barrel-aged Armagnac (for lovers of complexity)
- Vintage and hors d'âge Armagnac (for collectors and exceptional gifts)
Each bottle of Armagnac is carefully selected to offer you the best of the Gascon terroir. Need advice? Consult our Armagnac buying guide or contact our experts to find the best Armagnac for your tastes.
Why choose Armagnac?
- A 100% French spirit, symbol of heritage and authenticity.
- A refined alternative to Cognac or Whiskey.
- A prestigious gift for special occasions.
Armagnac is not just an alcohol: it is an invitation to travel, a celebration of time and terroir.