Armagnac

Maison Delord has been producing Armagnac since the 1890s, when the family patriarch purchased a vineyard in Lannepax, within the Bas-Armagnac sub-...

Maison Delord traces back to 1875, when Prosper Delord traveled from farm to farm in Gascony with a portable pot still, distilling local wine into ...

Château de Laubade has been distilling Armagnac since 1870, and the estate remains a single-vineyard property spanning 260 acres in the Bas-Armagna...

Domaine de Charron is a family estate in Villeneuve-de-Marsan, in the Landes department of Gascony, with roots tracing back to the vineyards of Jac...

Francis Darroze built his reputation as the son of celebrated chef Jean Darroze, channeling a family passion for tradition and authenticity into th...

Dartigalongue is the oldest house in Bas-Armagnac, tracing its beginnings to 1813 and formally established in 1838 when Pascal Dartigalongue founde...

Dartigalongue is the oldest house in Bas-Armagnac, founded in Nogaro in 1838 by Pascal Dartigalongue during the reign of King Louis Philippe, for w...

Marie Duffau Armagnac traces its origins to Prosper Delord, born in 1875, who traveled from farm to farm across Bas-Armagnac with a portable pot st...

Domaine de Charron is a family estate in Villeneuve-de-Marsan, in the Landes department of Gascony, revived in 1985 by two brothers descended from ...

Domaine de Charron began in the 1950s on a small property in Perquie, in the Landes, where the Lartigue family grew Baco grapes and sold most of th...

Domaine de Charron began in Perquie, in the Landes, on vines first planted by the great-grandmother of brothers Jacques and Claude Lartigue. For de...

Francis Darroze earned a reputation as one of the most respected names in Bas-Armagnac, building his house around the family restaurant in Villeneu...

Francis Darroze became known as one of the most respected figures in Bas-Armagnac, tracing his path back to his family's restaurant in Villeneuve-d...

Château de Laubade was founded in 1870 in Sorbets, in the Gers department of Gascony, and spans 260 acres of contiguous single-estate vineyards, ma...

Domaine d'Aurensan is the Rozès family's home estate, farming just over seven hectares of clay-limestone soil in the Ténarèze region of Armagnac, w...

L'Encantada was founded in 2011 by a trio of sommeliers dedicated to sourcing rare single casks from small family domaines across Bas-Armagnac. Rat...

Francis Darroze built his reputation as the son of celebrated chef Jean Darroze, channeling a family passion for tradition into a decades-long sear...

Château de Laubade was established in 1870 in Sorbets, in the Gers department of Gascony, and remains the largest single-estate vineyard in Bas-Arm...

L'Encantada is a négociant-éleveur based in Vic-Fezensac, in the Gers department of Gascony, founded in 2011 by a small group of friends devoted to...

The Marie Duffau estate traces back to 1875, when Prosper Delord began distilling as an itinerant operator, carting his pot still between farms acr...

Château de Laubade sits on a single 260-acre block of vines in Sorbets, in the Gers, at the heart of the Bas-Armagnac appellation. Built in 1870, t...

Château de Laubade was built in 1870 and stands today as one of the most respected estates in the Bas-Armagnac, occupying 260 acres of single viney...

The Darroze house began with Jean Darroze's restaurant in Villeneuve-de-Marsan, where a passion for Gascon cuisine and its accompanying eaux-de-vie...

Francis Darroze built his reputation as an Armagnac négociant-éleveur after growing up in his father's celebrated Landaise restaurant in Villeneuve...

Francis Darroze founded his négociant business in 1974 after growing up in his father's respected Landaise restaurant, where an early love of fine ...

Château de Laubade occupies 105 hectares of single-block vineyard in the heart of Bas-Armagnac, making it the largest estate of its kind in the app...

Château Arton sits in the tiny village of Arton, in the heart of Haut-Armagnac, by far the smallest and least planted of the three Armagnac crus. P...

Francis Darroze spent his career treating Armagnac the way a winemaker treats a single vineyard, seeking out small, distinctive estates across Bas-...

Domaine de Charron traces back to a small plot in Perquie, in the Landes, originally farmed by the great-grandmother of current owners Jacques and ...

Domaine de Charron's Baco vines date to the early twentieth century, planted by the great-grandmother of current owners Jacques and Claude Lartigue...

Château de Laubade was established in 1870 in Sorbets, in the heart of Bas-Armagnac, and today spans 105 hectares of gently sloping vineyard around...

Château de Laubade has been the property of the Lesgourgues family since 1974, when Maurice Lesgourgues revived the estate and set it apart from ot...

Château de Laubade is often described as the largest producing estate in Armagnac, cultivating 260 acres of vines entirely devoted to its own disti...

Château de Laubade holds vintages and aging stocks dating back to 1855, a testament to a family history built on patience across generations of the...

Château de Laubade was founded in 1870 in the heart of Gascony, and the third generation of the Lesgourgues family now oversees its 105-hectare vin...

Domaine de Charron began in Perquie, in the Landes region, on vineyards first planted by the great-grandmother of brothers Jacques and Charles Lart...

L'Encantada was founded in 2011 by a trio of passionate sommeliers who set out to bring Scotch and bourbon-style transparency to Armagnac, sourcing...

L'Encantada is a négociant-éleveur based in Vic-Fezensac, founded in 2011 by a small group of friends devoted to championing overlooked corners of ...

The Darroze story begins with Jean Darroze and his celebrated restaurant in Villeneuve-de-Marsan, where a love of Gascon cuisine and its accompanyi...

Château de Laubade was built in 1870 in Sorbets, in the Gers, and the 105-hectare single-block estate has belonged to the Lesgourgues family for th...

Château de Laubade was founded in 1870 in the heart of Gascony, and the third generation of the Lesgourgues family now guides its 105-hectare singl...

Château de Laubade has crafted fine Armagnacs since 1870, and the fully independent, family-run estate spans 105 hectares of single-block vineyard ...

Armagnac Delord traces back to Prosper Delord, an itinerant distiller who traveled from farm to farm converting wine into brandy before his sons Ga...

Château de Laubade was built in 1870 in the village of Sorbets, on land once owned by statesman Joseph Noulens and his wife, the pioneering Parisia...