"Like old-style Macallan"-Serge Valentin, Whiskyfun
. Bottled at cask strength, Domaine de Charron has no sugar, coloring, or additives of any kind. Charron is distilled from 100% Baco grapes, which produce a robust and mouth-coating distillate. Uncommon for armagnac, Domaine de Charron is aged in 100% new French oak for the duration of its maturation -- with the Baco grapes able to stand up to heavy wood extraction. The result is a big, rich style of armagnac with depth and viscosity.
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Nose: The nose is frank with aromas of tobacco and roasted nuts.Mouth: We find a beautiful balance on the palate carried by menthol notes.Finale: At the end of the mouth we find the first olfactory notes of tobacco as well as a slight woodiness.
100% Baco grapes