Chateau Arton Haut Armagnac La Reserve Chateau Arton Haut Armagnac La Reserve N.V. 750 ml
About this bottle
Château Arton 'La Réserve' Haut Armagnac is a non-vintage brandy from Gascony in southwest France, distilled from a blend of Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche, and Colombard grapes and aged in oak for a minimum of three years under Armagnac's rules. Unlike Cognac's double-distillation, Armagnac is typically distilled just once, which tends to preserve more grape character and rustic texture in the finished spirit. Expect dried fruit, baking spice, and vanilla on the nose and palate, with a smooth, warming finish. It's an accessible entry point into Armagnac for Cognac drinkers curious about its lesser-known cousin.
How to drink Château Arton La Réserve Haut Armagnac
Neat, in a snifter, at room temperature — treat it the way you would a Cognac. A single ice cube is fine if you prefer it slightly cooler, but it doesn't need dilution to open up.
Specs
90 proof
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How should Château Arton Haut Armagnac be served?
Neat, in a snifter, at room temperature — the same way you'd serve a Cognac.
What's the difference between Armagnac and Cognac?
Both are French brandies, but Armagnac is typically distilled once (versus Cognac's double distillation) and comes from Gascony rather than the Cognac region, giving it a fuller, more rustic character.
What grapes go into this Armagnac?
A blend of Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche, and Colombard, aged in oak for a minimum of three years.
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