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Key facts

ABV40.0 % vol.
Capacity70 cl
AppellationAOC Armagnac
RegionSouthwest
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Marcel Trépout Armagnac XO 12 years

  • Ageing XO, age statement 12 years
  • Cask French oak cask
  • Grape varieties Ugni Blanc, Baco 22-A

Marcel Trépout Armagnacs have their origins at Château Notre Dame. In the 1940s, Marcel Trépout took over the cellars of Maison Daroux there. This XO, with an age statement of 12 years, brings together eaux-de-vie from the 2011 harvest, made from Ugni Blanc and Baco 22-A and aged in French oak casks. It has been awarded a Gold medal at the Concours Général Agricole de Paris. Candied fruit, chocolate and spices form a round, indulgent profile, to be served as a digestif or given to a lover of characterful Armagnacs. Appellation Armagnac, 70 cl, 40% vol.

Colourclear, amber
Nosecandied fruit, French toast with vanilla and cinnamon, sandalwood
Palatecandied fruit, chocolate, gingerbread, French toast with vanilla and cinnamon, sandalwood
Finishround and indulgent, long and fine spicy finish
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Marcel Trépout

  • Location Château Notre Dame (Gers)
  • Appellation Armagnac

The Marcel Trépout Armagnacs originate at Château Notre Dame. In the 1940s, Marcel Trépout took over the cellars of Maison Daroux, which was based in its buildings, and laid the foundations of a house of great Armagnacs made for long ageing. Its eaux-de-vie age for at least thirty years in oak casks of about 400 litres, each on…

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Cellar notes

Appellation
AOC Armagnac
Size
70 cl
Department
Gers
Region
Southwest
ALCOHOL RATE
40.0 °
Type
Armagnac
Reference
MT_XO

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