Armagnac Baron Gaston Legrand - Carafe XO

Keywords : Complex / Unique / Length

The spirit : This superb decanter accompanied by a magnificent wooden box is composed of Armagnacs aged for at least 20 years in oak barrels. The result is an exceptional spirit focused on notes of figs and dried grapes, vanilla and sweet spices with a superb floral touch (violet). Its incredible length on the palate will be perfect for tasting after a fine diner. Great class!

Type : Armagnac - Bas-Armagnac

Grape varieties : Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche, Colombard & Baco

Volume: 70cl

Alcohol content : 40%

The brand : Founded in 1680 and based in Angeac in Charente, the Guy Lhéraud house is a family business with 85 hectares of vineyards within the Crus of Cognac Petite Champagne but also in Fins Bois and Grande Champagne. The grape varieties Ugni Blanc (mainly), Colombard, and Folle Blanche are planted here on a particularly chalky terroir. Guy Lhéraud began bottling his own eaux-de-vie in the 1970s and today his son Jean-Charles is at the head of the distillery, producing a range of great finesse and high precision.

In 1998, Guy Lhéraud bought the Armagnacs Baron Gaston Legrand, a former producer in the Bas-Armagnac appellation. The good preservation of the buildings, cellars, and historic stills is a guarantee of quality and thus allows for the best vinification and excellent distillation of the cultivated grape varieties. Marked by excellence, all Armagnacs Baron Gaston Legrand are aged in typical Gascony oak barrels as well as in Limousin black oak. The estate has specialized in the production and maturation of vintage Armagnacs of great finesse. In fact, in the private cellar of the Lhéraud family, you can find Armagnacs dating back to 1888!