Bas-Armagnac 1966 Baron Gaston Legrand – La Pansue 2 Liters | 40°

An absolute rarity: this vintage 1966 Bas-Armagnac from Baron Gaston Legrand is offered in an exceptional 2-liter Pansue bottle. Sourced from the best crus of Bas-Armagnac, considered the finest production area for old Armagnacs, it has aged for over 55 years in oak barrels. Baron Gaston Legrand owns some of the oldest Armagnac cuvées in France, with vintages dating back to the 19th century.

Tasting Profile

Nose: Powerful, aromas of spiced butter and dried fruits.
Palate: Direct and balanced attack, melted tannins, subtle and elegant, lovely freshness for over 55 years of age.
Finish: Long and harmonious, with a persistent spicy note.

Characteristics

Vintage: 1966 | House: Baron Gaston Legrand | ABV: 40° | Volume: 2 Liters | Bottle: Pansue | Appellation: AOC Bas-Armagnac | Age: over 55 years

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