Château de Lacquy Armagnac 17 Year Old is a traditionally crafted Bas Armagnac aged for seventeen years in oak barrels, showcasing the elegance and complexity that define one of France’s oldest brandy producing regions. Produced from estate grown grapes and aged patiently to develop depth and refinement, this expression offers a beautifully balanced profile that blends rich fruit character with mature oak influence.
Extended aging brings smoothness and sophistication, creating layers of dried fruit, spice, and subtle floral notes that unfold slowly in the glass. Refined yet approachable, this Armagnac is ideal for slow sipping after dinner and appeals to collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate aged French spirits with authentic heritage.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Dried apricot, toasted oak, vanilla, baking spice, floral hints
Palate: Rich dried fruit, honeyed sweetness, caramel, warm spice, soft oak
Finish: Long and elegant with lingering fruit, gentle spice, and mature oak

FAQ

Q: What is Armagnac compared to Cognac?
A: Armagnac is a traditional French brandy typically distilled once, giving it a richer and more rustic character compared to Cognac.

Q: What does the 17 year age statement mean?
A: The spirit has been aged for a minimum of seventeen years in oak barrels, allowing it to develop smoothness and complexity.

Q: Is this meant for sipping?
A: Yes, it is best enjoyed neat to fully appreciate its layered aromas and mature flavor profile.

Q: What is the proof of this Armagnac?
A: 91 proof (45.5% ABV).