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Aged gold color, the discreet nose has retained a certain freshness reminiscent of fruity herbal teas with quince and strawberry. The well-balanced palate is also strawberry with an animal touch that highlights everything. Non contractual photo

This Bas Armagnac with its old gold color, bright and clear, has a rather discreet nose where we can detect oak as well as some notes of banana. The palate on the same register is just as wise with a nice balance on the wood and a few hints of walnut on the edge. Non contractual photo

“Vodka.G” succeeded “Ginger’s” (well known to Alsatians) in 2007.

Double Gold Medal at the 2016 San Francisco World Spirits Competition ISW Grand Gold Medal 2010 (Germany) Non contractual photo

Bas Armagnac with a beautiful amber color with golden highlights. On the nose we find quince with some small dried fruits such as almond or hazelnut. On the palate the attack is silky, we detect fruits cooked with cinnamon as well as a cloud of chocolate, already a beautiful product. Non contractual photo

Score of 90/100 Gilbert & Gaillard 2016 – Gold Medal Non contractual photo

Bas Armagnac with a beautiful golden color. The nose is rather vegetal with notes of hay, it quickly switches to vanilla. The attack on the palate is frank, already with a certain balance and a nice roundness, nice hints of roasting appear to finish with Zan. Non contractual photo

Bas Armagnac of amber color, its nose is fine and complex with accents of nuts and wood, we also find prune and vanilla. The round and non-aggressive palate offers a nice persistence with slightly vanilla roasted notes. The finale remains warm. Non contractual photo

Double Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition Non contractual photo

Here is an amber-colored Bas Armagnac with a saffron and iodized nose, we also detect prune. On the palate, the rather supple attack is slightly marked by wood, a beautiful freshness remains until the finish with a sweet touch with accents of liquorice. Non contractual photo

Bas Armagnac, beautiful light gold color. Rather discreet nose of apple with a herbaceous hint which gives it good freshness. The woodiness is revealed on the palate with a frank and balanced attack, a cocoa finish of good length brings the tasting to a close. Non contractual photo

Rating: 92/100 Gilbert & Gaillard Non contractual photo

Gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2016 Gold medal Vinalies Internationales 2015 Non contractual photo

Excellence in F&D Awards 2010 (London) Non contractual photo

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

Bas Armagnac with a beautiful clear and shiny amber color. The first rather oxidative nose on apples subsequently reveals a delicate plum enhanced with a pinch of pepper. The well-balanced palate reveals vanilla and oak to finish with the sweet hint of liquorice candy. Non contractual photo

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

This Bas Armagnac with a beautiful, clear amber color reveals a light nose marked by delicately chocolatey burnt caramel. In the mouth the light balance is rather green until the finish where we find the licorice stick at the bottom of the glass. Non contractual photo

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

Bas Armagnac with a beautiful amber color. The nose is delicate and discreet with a hint of orange and leather. The attack on the palate is frank with good balance. Light vanilla notes will give way to a warm and herbaceous finish. Non contractual photo

Here is an Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

Bas Armagnac with a beautiful amber color. The nose is delicate and discreet with a hint of orange and leather. The attack on the palate is frank with good balance. Light vanilla notes will give way to a warm and herbaceous finish. Non contractual photo

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual picture

This Bas Armagnac with its old gold color, bright and clear, has a rather discreet nose where we can detect oak as well as some notes of banana. The palate on the same register is just as wise with a nice balance on the wood and a few hints of walnut on the edge. Non contractual photo

Score of 86/100 Gilbert & Gaillard 2016 - Gold Medal

Bas Armagnac with a beautiful amber color with golden highlights. On the nose we find quince with some small dried fruits such as almond or hazelnut. On the palate the attack is silky, we detect fruits cooked with cinnamon as well as a cloud of chocolate, already a beautiful product. Non contractual photo

IWSC Gold Medal 2013 (London) Silver medal ISW 2011 (Germany) Score of 88/100 Gilbert & Gaillard 2011 Quoted in “The Spirit of Armagnac”, Frédéric Lebel, Edition 2010

Bas Armagnac with a beautiful golden color. The nose is rather vegetal with notes of hay, it quickly switches to vanilla. The attack on the palate is frank, already with a certain balance and a nice roundness, nice hints of roasting appear to finish with Zan. Non contractual photo

Silver medal plus IWSC 2013 (London) Silver medal ISW 2012 (Germany) Score of 90/100 Gilbert & Gaillard 2011 Excellence in F&D Awards 2010 (London) Quoted in “The Spirit of Armagnac”, Frédéric Lebel, Edition 2010

Double Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition Non contractual photo

Quality: XO – 18 years minimum age Grape variety(s): Baco / Ugni blanc

Bas Armagnac, beautiful light gold color. Rather discreet nose of apple with a herbaceous hint which gives it good freshness. The woodiness is revealed on the palate with a frank and balanced attack, a cocoa finish of good length brings the tasting to a close. Non contractual photo

Voted Best Armagnac in the World at the 2017 San Francisco World Spirits Competition! Gold Medal at the 2017 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2016 Gold medal Vinalies Internationales 2015 Non contractual photo

Baco is a hybrid grape variety, discovered by the teacher François Baco, a nurseryman in the Landes and passionate about viticulture. The genetic origin is a crossing of the Folle Blanche and Noah grape varieties carried out in 1898 after the phylloxera crisis. It is also known under the names Baco 22A, Maurice-baco and Piquepoul de pays.

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

Baco is a hybrid grape variety, discovered by the teacher François Baco, a nurseryman in the Landes and passionate about viticulture. The genetic origin is a crossing of the Folle Blanche and Noah grape varieties carried out in 1898 after the phylloxera crisis. It is also known under the names Baco 22A, Maurice-baco and Piquepoul de pays.

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

Here is an Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual photo

Here is a Bas Armagnac with a light and shiny gold reflection. The rather complex nose is marked by notes of citrus tea which subsequently give way to woody vanilla. The palate is pleasant, balanced with a not very aggressive attack for its age, we find orange peel and a zest of musk on the finish. Non contractual picture