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Darroze is a renowned spirits trading house, specializing in exceptional eaux-de-vie and armagnacs. The story of this family-run house is one of passion for craftsmanship, tradition and the relentless pursuit of quality.
The Darroze family has built its reputation on an incredible collection of Armagnacs from the region's finest estates. Each is matured in its own personal piece of oak; the name of the estate, the year of production and the bottling date guarantee this unique diversity. To pRéserver specificities, no blends of Domaines or vintages. So as not to betray the typicities, no "reduction" that would dilute not only the alcoholic strength but also the aromatic power and nuances of the terroir by adding "petites eaux".
The story goes back to the end of the 19th century, when Francis Darroze, a young man with a passion for spirits, began scouring the Armagnac region of southwest France for the best armagnac producers. He was one of the first to realize the importance of pRéserver exceptional quality eaux-de-vie, preserving their authenticity and terroir.
Francis Darroze passed on his passion to his descendants, in particular to Marc Darroze, who played an essential role in the development of the trading house. Marc Darroze travelled the Armagnac region, forging close relationships with local producers and discovering hidden treasures of eaux-de-vie, often aged for many... See more ...
Armagnac Darroze Domaine de Pouillas 2002 is a jewel in the unique 2002 collection from Domaine Domaine de Pouillas au Frêche. This exceptional spirit is produced by Duporté, under the Bas-Armagnac appellation. Domaine covers 4 hectares of tawny sand soils, an ideal terroir for the 100% Baco grape variety.
Continuous distillation to 53% alcohol is carried out by Roumat, guaranteeing impeccable quality. The armagnac is then aged in local oak barrels, ensuring optimal maturation.
This armagnac is distinguished by its pretty, limpid gold color. The nose is very fruity, revealing candied fruit aromas such as quince jam and apricot Sec, as well as candied orange zest, accompanied by notes of lightly toasted bread, brioche and gingerbread. On the palate, the attack is lively, with silky tannins. The fruity character is repeated, with a long finish.