Armagnac Liqueur Wine - Aperitif

The Château de Lacquy Liqueur Wine is a fresh juice from Gros-Manseing grapes, the vinification of which is finished with a 3-year-old Baco Armagnac aged in oak barrels. It is aged for several months in oak barrels then in vats before being bottled. It is less sweet and more acidic than a Floc, of which it cannot have the appellation due to its manufacturing process and the use of oak barrels in its production.

Alcohol content at bottling:
17%

Tasting advice:
to drink chilled as an aperitif or with foie gras, or blue cheeses, or desserts.

Tasting notes:
Light amber color, brilliant and limpid.
Citrus notes, natural acidity on the palate.