Description

Armagnac: Chateau de Pellehaut 1983 Armagnac | 700ML

Domaine de Pellehaut is a family-owned estate situated in the village of Montral du Gers. Covering approximately 250 hectares of vineyard area, the Domaine has been managed by brothers Mathieu and Martin Braut for the past twenty years.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 94 (47%ABV)

Origin: France

Distillery: Chateau de Pellehaut

Domaine de Pellehaut is a family-owned estate situated in the village of Montral du Gers. Covering approximately 250 hectares of vineyard area, the Domaine has been managed by brothers Mathieu and Martin Braut for the past twenty years.

Chateau de Pellehaut 1983 Armagnac | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Delicate and impressive depth on the nose.

Palate: Notes of dried plum, tobacco and toasty oak spice with rancio hints.

Finish: Great elegance and length on the finish.

Distillery Information

The armagnac owes much of its typical character to the still. At Chteau de Pellehaut, we distil the traditional way using the continuous still specific to the Armagnac region, the alambic armagnacais, heated by a wood-burning boiler. It works using the single distillation principle, as opposed to the double distillation typical of the Charente region used to produce cognac and certain other armagnacs. Consequently, the distiller attends to the still day and night, watching over the slow transformation of the wine into brandy. This crucial stage in the production of the brandy is also a time of conviviality at Chteau de Pellehaut, as the presence of the still in the wine cellars is a sign that the grape harvest is over.