1925 Armagnac: a centenary born in the heart of the Roaring Twenties and the birth of Art Deco

1925 - Paris is at the height of its global influence. The International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts opens on the banks of the Seine, officially marking the birth of Art Deco - a style that would define an entire generation of architects, designers, and artists. Charlie Chaplin releases The Gold Rush, an absolute masterpiece of silent cinema where poetry and humor reach heights never before equaled. In the cabarets of Montmartre and Harlem, "Sweet Georgia Brown" establishes itself as the jazz standard of the year - an emblem of an era that dances and forgets the horrors of the war. In sports, the Italian Ottavio Bottecchia wins his second consecutive Tour de France - the first non-French rider to dominate the Grande Boucle for two years in a row. In diplomacy, the Locarno Treaties attempt to guarantee peace in Europe - the fragile optimism of a continent rebuilding itself. In Gascony, amid this surge of creativity and elegance, the vines produce a vintage of rare distinction. After 101 years of aging in Gascon oak barrels, the 1925 Armagnacs have achieved a centenary depth and complexity: rancio of majestic intensity, deep incense, antique resin, and noble spices. Monuments of Gascon heritage.

Our 1925 Armagnac selection

• Darroze - a few bottles of absolute depth and elegance
• Atelier Jean Cavé — our 1925 Armagnac, available on Cap Vintage

Each bottle is shipped in exceptional presentation packaging, with a certificate of authenticity and personalized tracking.

Why is 1925 Armagnac so exceptional?

Born in the heart of the Roaring Twenties, in the year of the birth of Art Deco and Chaplin's masterpiece, having endured the Great Depression and the Second World War during 101 years in barrel - this centenary vintage is of absolute rarity and nobility.