Brandy Armagnac Armagnac Castarede Bas VSOP

Armagnac is the oldest European liquor (natural vodka made from grapes), its country of origin is France. Armagnac is created by the constant distillation of white wine, then it is aged in oak barrels, where it matures. During aging, tannin compounds are precipitated, the color saturates from amber to mahogany, in addition, Armaniak acquires aromas of vanilla and dried fruits. For the production of this liquor 10 strictly prescribed strains are used, the most important of which are ugni balnc, folle blanche, colombard and baco blanc. The aging process is followed by blending armagnacs from different batches. According to the regulations, Armagnac with the VSOP (Very Superior Old Pale) designation is an Armagnac whose youngest vino in the blend must be aged 4 years in oak barrels. Armagnac Castarede Bas VSOP is a blend of wineglasses that age a minimum of 8 years in oak barrels. It is characterized by a deep amber color, excellent clarity and tears that slowly flow down the glass. The taste reflects a pleasant and fruity aroma with delicate notes of pepper, coconut, walnuts in a honey glaze and a plum finish. The vodka, made from Castarede Bas VSOP grapes, won double gold in 2013 in San Francisco at the World Spirits Competition.