Armagnac

Armagnac Solera 2001 - Chateau de Leberon

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Whiskey World Whisky France 3 years 58% ABV

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Lewis Block 4.0 September 2024

A complex Armagnac from Château de Léberon Distillery in Armagnac, France, aged using the Solera method, meaning the Spirit contains components much older than indicated on the label. It has a complex & aromatic beginning with notes of rancio, cedar & stewed apricot; while an elegant development adds notes of fig, sultana, quince, apricot, herbs, warm oak & spice cake; leading to a long & complex conclusion. December 2019 / April 2020

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Type: World Whisky
Style: Other Whiskey
ABV: 58% ABV (116 proof)
Age: 3 years
Origin: France

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