Armagnac Jean Cavé: A Historic House

The history of Armagnac Jean Cavé began in 1883 in Lannepax, when Jean Cavé and his family, winemakers, became distillers. Over the generations, the house developed expertise dedicated to the aging and maturation of Armagnac brandies.

In 1989, the Volpato family took over the trading business and continued this work with respect for tradition, with the expertise of Henri Cavé. This continuity explains Jean Cavé's special place among connoisseurs of old Armagnacs.

A Collection of Vintage Armagnacs

The Jean Cavé range is distinguished by its many vintage references. Each bottle combines a harvest year, a story, and a unique tasting profile. The catalog includes old vintages, as well as more recent references, depending on availability.

To choose a Jean Cavé vintage Armagnac, you can start with an important year, an event to celebrate, or simply look for an old brandy with a singular character.

Varied Profiles: Vintage, Hors d'Âge, VS, and Blanche

This selection is not limited to old vintages. It also includes Armagnac Jean Cavé Hors d'Âge, a VS Armagnac to discover the house in a more accessible style, and Blanche Armagnac Jean Cavé, a clear brandy that highlights the raw material and distillation process.

This diversity allows for the comparison of several expressions from the Jean Cavé house, from daily tasting to collector's bottles.

Rare Bottles in 50 cl and 70 cl

Cap Vintage offers Jean Cavé references in different formats, including 50 cl and 70 cl depending on the products. The product sheets indicate the vintage, alcohol content, volume, and availability conditions of each bottle.

Cap Vintage's Selection of Armagnac Jean Cavé

Our selection brings together old brandies and Jean Cavé Armagnacs sought after for their history, vintage, and authenticity. Consult each product sheet to choose the bottle suitable for a tasting, a gift, or a collection of old spirits.