Chateau de Leberon

Chateau de Leberon 1964 Armagnac Ténarèze

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Brandy Armagnac Ténarèze 51 Year 40.5% ABV

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About this bottle

The front label on Leberon's products states "Brut de Fût," meaning "raw from the cask." This reflects the guiding principle at both Leberon and Domaine d'Aurensan, sister estates in Ténarèze managed by the Rozes sisters. Their brandies contain no additives and are bottled unfiltered at cask strength, offering a glimpse into historical Armagnac production methods. Careful cask management is crucial for releasing a spirit aged for 51 years. The sisters utilize timber from their own property and do not fill the casks completely to allow for slow, natural oxidation.

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Rich 90

Nutty 90

Woody 85

Rancio 85

Spicy 75

Roast 70

Sweet 65

Earthy 55

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The details

Type: Armagnac
ABV: 40.5% ABV (81 proof)
Age: 51 Year
Cask: Local Gascony Oak
Origin: Ténarèze, France

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