BARON DE SIGOGNAC ARMAGNAC VINTAGE 1927
- Ageing 1927 vintage, aged until the bottling date indicated on the back of the bottle
- Cask Limousin oak
- Grape varieties Ugni Blanc or Baco
- Terroir land of tawny sands
- Distillation continuous Armagnac-type still
In May 1927, Charles Lindbergh flew from New York to Paris non-stop. A few months later, the Gascon harvest, on land of tawny sands, yielded the eau-de-vie in this bottle: Ugni Blanc or Baco, distilled in a continuous Armagnac-type still, then aged in Limousin oak casks and kept ever since in the collection of Château de Bordeneuve. Baron de Sigognac does not blend its vintages: each year keeps its own character. In 2026, ninety-nine years have passed since the harvest, one year short of a century. The 70 cl bottle is filled to order, with its bottling date on the back, and delivered in a wooden box.
Colourelegant, amber with subtle golden highlights
Nosevery rich, evoking candied orange, rounded off by subtle notes of lime blossom
Palatesuperb, releasing aromas of apricot, then dates
Finishlong and overflowing with richness
Serve with best enjoyed as a digestif
