Chateau de Gaube 1964/2024 - 60 yo - Armagnac Darroze
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Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 43% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Chateau de Gaube 1964/2024 - 60 y.o. - Armagnac Darroze
Special features: This 60-year-aged Armagnac comes from the vintage 1964 and was bottled in 2024. The long aging period in traditional oak barrels gives this Château de Gaube a remarkable complexity and depth. It was bottled by the renowned house of Darroze, known for its careful selection and presentation of exceptional vintage Armagnacs.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Intense notes of ripe dried fruits, vanilla, and delicate spices with a subtle wood note.
Palate: Velvety and full-bodied with flavors of candied fruits, honey, and a hint of oak.
Finish: Long-lasting, warm, and harmonious with a fine sweetness and spicy nuances.
Distillery/Bottler: Darroze is a renowned bottler that has specialized in exclusive and old Armagnacs for decades. The house stands for the highest quality and authenticity, with each drop carrying a piece of French tradition. The selection of Eaux-de-vie from various vintages, including particularly old bottlings like this Château de Gaube, makes Darroze a valued name among connoisseurs and collectors.
Chateau de Gaube 1964/2024 - 60 yo - Armagnac Darroze
400.50 CHF
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What is the alcohol content of the Chateau de Gaube 1964?
The alcohol content is 43%. The 60-year-old Armagnac is not chill-filtered and was bottled without coloring agents.
What is the volume of the Chateau de Gaube 1964?
The volume is 0.7 liters. This vintage Armagnac is from 1964 and was bottled in 2024.
How long has the Chateau de Gaube 1964 been aged?
The product has been aged for 60 years. The vintage is 1964 and the bottling took place in 2024.
In what type of cask has the Chateau de Gaube 1964 been aged?
The Armagnac was aged in traditional oak barrels. The producer is Château de Gaube and it is packaged in a gift box.
Who bottled the Chateau de Gaube 1964?
The Armagnac was bottled by the house of Darroze. The tasting notes describe intense aromas of ripe dried fruits, vanilla, and delicate spices on the nose.