Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 50% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Aurian Armagnac 1998
Special features: This Armagnac from the 1998 vintage was aged in barrique barrels and bottled at a powerful alcohol content of 50% vol. at cask strength. The bottling took place on August 2, 2022, deliberately avoiding chill filtration and colorings to preserve the natural purity of the distillate. As a single cask bottling, the number of bottles is limited, making this Armagnac a special rarity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Complex aromas of ripe dried fruits, vanilla, and subtle wood notes from the barrique barrels.
Palate: Strong and balanced with a nuanced spiciness, complemented by gentle oak tones and sweet malt notes.
Finish: Long-lasting and warming with a fine hint of spices and dry wood.
Distillery/Bottler: Maison Aurian, founded in 1880, is a traditional family business from the French Gascogna. Known for producing high-quality Armagnacs, the house emphasizes sustainable development and innovative approaches. Instead of owning its own vineyards, Maison Aurian works closely with local winemakers to ensure the quality of its products.
What is the alcohol content of the Aurian Armagnac 1998?
The alcohol content is 50% vol. This bottling has been declared as cask strength at 50% vol and was bottled on 02.08.2022.
What is the volume of the Aurian Armagnac 1998?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The product is also offered unchill-filtered and is uncolored.
In which casks was the Aurian Armagnac 1998 aged?
The Armagnac was aged in barrique casks. It is a single cask bottling that is limited and was bottled on 02.08.2022.
Who is the manufacturer or bottler of the Aurian Armagnac 1998?
The manufacturer is Maison Aurian and the bottling was done as an original bottling. Maison Aurian is a family business from Gascogna, founded in 1880, and the distillate comes from France.
What tasting notes are described for the Aurian Armagnac 1998?
The tasting notes mention ripe dried fruits, vanilla, and subtle wood notes on the nose, as well as spicy oak tones and sweet malt notes on the palate. The finish is described as long-lasting and warming with a fine hint of spices and dry wood.