BARON DE SIGOGNAC ARMAGNAC VINTAGE 1928
- Ageing until bottling, as stated on the back label
- Cask Limousin oak
- Grape varieties Ugni Blanc or Baco
- Terroir tawny sands
- Distillation Armagnac-style continuous still
It was in September 1928 that Alexander Fleming observed the effect of penicillin. In Gascogne, grapes from that same harvest, Ugni Blanc or Baco grown on tawny sands, gave this eau-de-vie. Distilled in an Armagnac-style continuous still, it was aged in Limousin oak casks before joining the reserves of Château de Bordeneuve. Baron de Sigognac keeps each year separately there, in a cellar where vintages dating back to 1893 lie sleeping. The harvest is ninety-eight years old in 2026. The 70 cl Cognac-style bottle is prepared to order and carries its bottling date on the back.
Serve with Best enjoyed as a digestif


