Chateau Garreau 1998 Bas Armagnac

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    • Vintage:
    1998

    Aged:
    No age statement

    Category: Vintage Armagnacs

    Product of: Product of France France


    Review and Tasting

    Sampled on 23/03/2013

    Appearance

    Clear, deep coppery amber with glints of bronze.

    Aroma

    Prune, cinnamon and cherry wood with faint eucalyptus freshness.

    Taste

    Grapey tobacco, dry oak and vanilla with dry nuts and eucalyptus.

    Aftertaste

    Old leather, oak, prunes and cinnamon spice before long lingering dry, woody tobacco and eucalyptus.

    Further product information

    Closure: Natural cork stopper

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    Owned by the Garreau family since 1919, Château Garreau lies in the heart of the Bas Armagnac region and produces eaux-de-vie from Baco, Ugni Blanc and Folle Blanche grape...

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