Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 49% | Not chill-filtered | Without coloring
Carafe 2001 - Armagnac Darroze
Special features: This 20-year-old Armagnac from the 2001 vintage was bottled in 2021 and presented in a limited edition of 400 bottles. It aged in oak barrels, giving it a deep amber color and complex aromas. The absence of chill filtration and coloring emphasizes the authenticity of this fine drop.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Subtle roasted notes, accompanied by spicy and woody aromas.
Palate: Round, rich, and dense tannins that blend with fruity notes of quince and plum.
Finish: A long, intense aftertaste with a hint of wood.
Distillery/Bottler: The Darroze family has been involved in Armagnac production since the end of the 19th century. They specialize in the selection and bottling of exceptional Armagnacs, placing great importance on the authenticity and quality of their products.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Bas Armagnac Francis Darroze S.A.S., 277 Avenue de l’Armagnac, 40120 Roquefort, France
What is the alcohol content of Carafe 2001 Armagnac?
The alcohol content is 49%. It was bottled in 2021 and is available in a limited edition of 400 bottles. This makes Carafe 2001 Armagnac a unique choice for connoisseurs.
What bottle size does Carafe 2001 Armagnac have?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The bottling indicates an age of 20 years. This size is perfect for enjoying the rich flavors of Carafe 2001 Armagnac.
How old is Carafe 2001 Armagnac?
The Armagnac is 20 years old. It matured in oak barrels. This aging process contributes to the complex character of Carafe 2001 Armagnac.
In what type of cask was Carafe 2001 Armagnac aged?
It was aged in oak barrels. The bottling was done without chill filtration. This method helps to preserve the authentic taste of Carafe 2001 Armagnac.
Who is the manufacturer of Carafe 2001 Armagnac?
The manufacturer is Bas Armagnac Francis Darroze S.A.S. The manufacturer's headquarters is located in Roquefort, France. This adds a touch of authenticity to Carafe 2001 Armagnac.