Domaine de Charron (17 yr) 2001 Bas - Armagnac 750ml

The nose is rich, finely wooded and marked by aromas of composed yellow fruits. On the palate the alcohol manifests its presence delicately with notes of cooked, spicy prune, associated with a slight rancio. 

A long finish, ending with a hint of coffee. 100% Baco grapes

Cask strength. Natural degree: 49.8°
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Gold medal at the Concours Général Agricole 2018
Gold medal at the Concours des Bas-Armagnacs Landais 2013

"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.

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