ARMAGNAC
MARQUIS DE MONTESQUIOU
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Marquis de Montesquiou Armagnac VS
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- €31,90
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- €31,90
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- €6,38per 100ml
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Marquis de Montesquiou Armagnac VSOP
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- €41,90
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- €41,90
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- €8,38per 100ml
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Marquis de Montesquiou Armagnac XO
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- €81,90
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- €81,90
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- €16,38per 100ml
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Welcome to Gascony
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Concept
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Ingredients
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People
DANDY'S DEEP DIVE
The Armagnac Soil
Bas-Armagnac is the northernmost (and lowest) part of Armagnac and considered the region that produces the finest and most aromatic eaux-de-vie. The soil ranges from sandy loam (sable fauves) in the east to loamy gravel (boulbéne) in the west. Ténarèze is the central region of the appellation. The soil consists mainly of limestone and clay, or peyrusquet, which changes to loamy-sandy soil in the west. The Armagnacs produced in Ténarèze are strong and aromatic, but take a long time to fully develop. The soils of Haut-Armagnac are predominantly of marly limestone or a clay-limestone mixture on the surface, which have earned it the nickname "white Armagnac". It is known for producing strong Armagnacs that are best drunk young.
The distillation of wine
Assemblage
The Range
Drinks
Armagnac Smash
French Connection
Sidecar