MILLET ARMAGNAC VINTAGE 1987
- Ageing Vintage 1987, eau-de-vie from a single harvest, aged in oak casks on the estate
- Cask French oak casks, aged in the cellars of Château de Millet until bottling
- Grape varieties Baco and Ugni Blanc, Bas-Armagnac grape varieties grown on the sandy soils of the estate in Eauze
- Awards Gold Medal, Vignerons Indépendants de France 2019
This Bas-Armagnac vintage 1987 from Château de Millet, in a 70 cl bottle, is an eau-de-vie from a single harvest year, vinified and distilled on the estate by the Dèche family, grower-owners in Eauze for five generations. The house's 2026 catalogue describes it as follows: powerful and complex nose of prune, orange peel and subtle almond notes; on the palate, elegant woody touches (oak, cedar, resinous hints), dried fruits and candied fruits; a lively, lingering finish. The vineyard is managed according to sustainable farming principles, certified Haute Valeur Environnementale level 3. Each vintage is available in 20 cl, 50 cl, 70 cl, magnum and the traditional 2.5 l pot gascon, with a wooden gift box as an option.
Nosepowerful and complex: prune, orange peel, subtle almond notes
Palateelegant woody touches (oak, cedar, resinous hints), dried fruits and candied fruits
Finishlively and lingering
