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Baron Gaston Legrand 1977 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1976 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Château de Laubade 1972 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1972 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1970 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1970 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Baron Gaston Legrand 1975 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1974 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Signature de France EXTRA is an ancestral blend whose eaux-de-vie have all reached the peak of their maturity. The aromatic power of the latter comes in roasted, spicy and fruity notes that will delight the finest of tasters.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1973 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Château de Laubade 1967 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1967 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Baron Gaston Legrand 1972 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Château de Laubade 1966 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1966 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Baron Gaston Legrand 1971 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1970 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1968 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1967 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1966 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1965 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1964 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1963 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Baron Gaston Legrand 1962 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.
Château de Laubade 1946 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1946 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1936 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1936 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1926 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1926 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1918 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1918 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1910 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1910 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1904 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1904 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1900 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1900 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
Château de Laubade 1888 Vintage is an outstanding Armagnac, distilled in 1888 and patiently matured in the estate’s cellars. Produced exclusively from grapes grown on the family vineyard, this vintage embodies the house’s commitment to craftsmanship and excellence.
Aged for many years in Gascon oak casks, it reveals a deep and refined aromatic...
The Bas Armagnac Baron Legrand is one of the treasures from the Gascony region, renowned for producing exceptional Armagnacs. This spirit stands out for its authentic aromas and rich flavors, characteristic of the Bas Armagnac terroir, the most esteemed sub-region for the production...
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Located in the heart of Bas-Armagnac, Château de Laubade is a prestigious family-owned estate that has been crafting fine Armagnacs since 1870. Fully independent, the estate controls every step of production, from vineyard to aging, ensuring outstanding quality and full traceability.
The Maison Signature de France, founded on a rich heritage and a passion for excellence, is a proud ambassador of the finest French winemaking and spirits craftsmanship. Located in the heart of the most prestigious regions, the house selects and produces wines and spirits that embody...
DiscoverDiscover Armagnac: An Ancient Tradition of Distillation
Armagnac is a prestigious spirit, often considered the predecessor of cognac, with a history dating back to the 15th century. Produced in the Bas-Armagnac region in southwestern France, Armagnac is renowned for its rich and complex character, as well as its traditional production methods.
Origin and Terroir
The Armagnac production region is divided into three main crus: Bas-Armagnac, Haut-Armagnac, and Armagnac-Ténarèze. The varied soils, from clay to limestone, along with a temperate climate, create an ideal terroir for growing the grape varieties used in Armagnac production. The main grape varieties are Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche, and Colombard.
Production Process
Armagnac is crafted from white wine distilled once in a column still, a method that retains more aromas and flavors. This process includes several key stages:
Harvesting and Vinification: Grapes are harvested and fermented to produce a white wine, often more acidic than that used for cognac.
Distillation: The wine is distilled once in column stills, producing a richer and more complex spirit compared to double distillation.
Aging: The eau-de-vie is aged in oak barrels, where it develops deep aromas and unique flavors. Aging can last several years, even decades.
Blending: Master blenders combine eaux-de-vie to create balanced and refined Armagnacs.
Categories and Styles
Armagnac comes in several categories based on aging:
VS (Very Special): Aged at least 2 years.
VSOP (Very Superior Old Pale): Aged at least 4 years.
XO (Extra Old): Aged at least 10 years.
Hors d'âge: High-quality Armagnac, often aged well beyond the 10 years required for XO.
Tasting and Pairings
Armagnac is best enjoyed neat, at room temperature, to fully appreciate its complex aromas and flavors. It also pairs wonderfully with rich desserts, dark chocolate, or aged cheeses.
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