Bas-Armagnac Domaine de Haubet

The Armagnac has a complex aroma with notes of oak, nuts, dried fruit, cigar box, leather, and coffee. The taste of the Armagnac is vibrant, balanced, oily, with a long, warming finish. "Domaine de Haubet", 1986 is an Armagnac made without any additives or colorings from spirits aged for 27 years in barrels made from Gascon oak. The Armagnac is characterized by its amber color, vibrant, balanced, oily taste, and multifaceted aroma with notes of oak, leather, nuts, coffee, and cigar box. Domaine de Haubet is located in the southwest of France, in the Côtes de Gascogne region. Here, the famous Armagnac grape varieties are grown – Ugni Blanc, Colombard, and Gros Mansenc, which form the basis of local winemaking and make the wines light and refreshing. The estate produces exquisite Armagnacs and dry wines.