The Bas Armagnac 1973 in a wooden case from Dartigalongue Distillery is a rarity of complex intricacy and extraordinary elegance. Considered one of the finest examples of Armagnac, this distillate is produced in the Bas-Armagnac region, renowned for its soil rich in sand and iron, which imparts an unmatched quality to its spirits.

The 1973 harvest was exceptionally favorable, resulting in an Armagnac of great refinement and aromatic intensity. Aged for decades in oak barrels, this spirit has had the time to develop a rich and complex bouquet, with notes of vanilla, caramel, dried plum, and a light trace of sweet spices such as cinnamon. The prolonged maturation also allowed the flavors to blend perfectly, offering a velvety palate and a surprising freshness that balances the intensity of the distillate.

Presented in a beautiful wooden case, which not only protects the bottle but also enhances its aesthetics, making this Bas Armagnac 1973 a perfect gift for connoisseurs or a notable addition to an enthusiast's collection.

The ideal pairing for this Armagnac would be with a well-aged cigar or after a dinner of rich dishes, where it can brilliantly function as a digestif, revealing every facet of its complex and rich character with each sip. The recommended serving temperature is slightly below room temperature, to allow the full unfolding of its aromas.

How to serve

Glass:

Bicchiere a Tulipano

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Serve to:

18-20°C

When to drink it:

In ogni occasione

Production area

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Producer: Dartigalongue