Bas Armagnac - Vintage 2001 - Baco, Colombard

Climate : The year 2001 is a year known for its climatic variations, beginning with a rainy and cool spring followed by a summer in full bloom in June. The heatwaves of July and August, dotted with rare rains and intense storms, prepared the ground for harvests in September and October. With an alcohol content at bottling of 47% vol. alc.

Baco

Color : Pronounced amber with coppery reflections.

Nose : Aromas of prune, dried apricot, milk cream and brioches, all enhanced by hints of cinnamon.

Palate : A soft and gourmand expression revealing nuances of white fruits and cocoa.

Awards : He received the Outstanding Gold Medal (98/100) IWSC in London in 2022 and also the Ultimate Spirits Challenge in New York in 2021: 93/100.

Colombard

Color : Pronounced amber with copper highlights

Nose : Gourmet aromas of gingerbread, candied fruit, almond, nutmeg and licorice. A finish punctuated with spices including black pepper.

Palate : A complex and expressive expression enhanced with touches of candied fruit, finishing with spices.

Awards : This Armagnac was awarded 94/100 by Ultimate Spirits Challenge in 2012. Also awarded 93 points by IWSC .