1932 Armagnac: distilled in the heart of the global crisis

1932 - the Great Depression is in full swing. Hitler is on the verge of taking power in Germany, Roosevelt is elected President of the United States on the promise of the New Deal, and the entire world is suffering from mass unemployment. In Gascony, despite the surrounding misery, winegrowers continue their ancestral labor with the faith of those who believe in the endurance of beauty. After 94 years of aging in Gascon oak barrels, the 1932 Armagnacs are artifacts of a dark era: deep rancio, ultra-candied prunes, incense, rare spices. Survivors of history.

Our 1932 selection

• Darroze - a few bottles of remarkable rarity and depth
• Ferté de Partenay — our 1932 Armagnac, available on Cap Vintage

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

Why is 1932 Armagnac so rare?

Born in the worst economic crisis of the century, produced in reduced quantities due to a lack of resources, the 1932 vintage has only survived in tiny quantities after 94 years of natural evaporation. These bottles are literally irreplaceable.