Name: Armagnac widow Lafontan 1901 70cl
Brand: Maison Veuve Lafontan
Price: 13677.0 EUR
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Price in liters: 18154.29€

Appellation: Bas-Armagnac

Kind : Vintage

Capacity: 70cl

Alcohol content: 40.0°

Packaging (s): Wooden Arch

Located in the heart of the Gers, the Veuve Lafontan house has a rich collection of vintages. They are found, for the oldest, in the treasure room, a unique place where vintages dating from 1888 to 1969 are preciously preserved in glass candies.
More recent vintages are pursuing a long aging process in oak barrels.
Through this collection, the Veuve Lafontan house has sent us all the ancestral know-how acquired for over a century.
The breeding in an oak piece of this 1901 vintage produced by Le Maitre de Chai gives us delicious unsuspected aromas.

Dress: the dress of this 1901 vintage is dark topaz. Beautiful copper reflections appear in natural light.
Nose: we find a very rich and expressive nose. Notes of spice butter as well as dried fruits racer this brandy.
Mouth: The attack is frank, the tannins are still very present in the mouth and the wooded side structures the nectar.
Final: the final of this Armagnac Veuve Lafontan 1901 offers us a very beautiful aromatic palette and a long length in the mouth.

The Bas-Armagnac, whose capital is Eauze, is west of the appellation. It runs on the Landes and the western part of the Gers. It represents 67% of the areas identified in Armagnac. In this part of the terroir, the floors are sablo simedy, called "sandblasters". Bas-Armagnac brandies are delicate and very fruity.

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At the house of Veuve Lafontan, we focus on the aromatic palette. "Taste our Armagnacs is to discover treasures of diversity and complexity." This authentic aromatic palette is "natural" and "the taste for life reappears, it's all about curiosity and delicacy. In this house, each Armagnac is unique. This is why the taster is invited "to sublimate the meeting with an assembly or a vintage" to take the time of discovery and the meeting.

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