Dartigalongue Armagnac Vintage 1995

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Dartigalongue

Ageing: 31years in cask
ABV: 42.0% vol.
Capacity: 70cl

Appellation Bas-Armagnac
Region Southwest
Character Nose: toasted oak cask - liquorice - pastry notes.

€140.00

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Authentic vintage straight from the house's cellar.

the bottle

Key facts

Vintage1995

ABV42.0 % vol.

Capacity70 cl

AppellationBas-Armagnac

RegionSouthwest

this bottle

Dartigalongue Armagnac Vintage 1995

Awards Silver medal, Talents de l'Armagnac 2024

This vintage 1995 Bas-Armagnac from the family house Dartigalongue, bottled at 42% vol. in a 70 cl decanter, opens on a nose revealing toasted oak, liquorice and pastry notes. On the palate, well balanced between tannins and fruit, with a finish of quince jelly. Patiently aged in oak casks at the heart of Bas-Armagnac, this 1995 is best enjoyed as a digestif, slowly, to savour all the work of time.

Nosetoasted oak, liquorice and pastry notes

Palatewell balanced between tannins and fruit

Finishquince jelly

the vintage

The year 1995

Vintage grand

1995 was marked by the release of Toy Story, the first feature film made entirely with computer-generated imagery, a quiet revolution in the world of animated cinema. In Gascony, the vines yielded a sunny, generous vintage that year. Aged for three decades in Gascon oak casks, these eaux-de-vie offer a fruity, approachable profile, with notes of ripe fruit and vanilla.

the house

Dartigalongue

Founded in 1838
Location Nogaro, Gers
Appellation Bas-Armagnac
Grape varieties Ugni Blanc, Baco 22A, Folle Blanche

The Dartigalongue house was founded in 1838 in Nogaro, in the heart of Bas-Armagnac, the appellation's premier growing region. Since that date, it has remained in the hands of the same family, who have passed down their craft from one generation to the next. The eaux-de-vie are produced from three complementary grape varieties:…

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