Pellehaut

Pellehaut 1983 Armagnac Ténarèze

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93 critic score

Brandy Armagnac Ténarèze 31 Year 47.8% ABV

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Pellehaut, a significant polyculture farm situated in the undulating hills of Armagnac's Ténarèze region, cultivates grapes for both table wine and a distinguished array of vintage and non-vintage spirits. The 1983 bottling exclusively utilizes ugni blanc grapes, making it a distinctive monovarietal armagnac. While brandies from Ténarèze can be intensely flavored in their youth, this particular example, with over three decades in cask, is mature and generous.

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Rich 85

Fruity 80

Nutty 75

Woody 75

Rancio 75

Sweet 65

Spicy 55

Floral 35

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The details

Type: Armagnac
ABV: 47.8% ABV (95.6 proof)
Age: 31 Year
Cask: French oak
Origin: Ténarèze, France

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