Baron Gaston Legrand Bas Armagnac 1984

Baron Gaston Legrand Bas Armagnac 1984 is an elegant and mature vintage Armagnac from the prestigious Bas-Armagnac region in southwest France. This vintage represents the classic French art of distillation, where time, barrel ageing and terroir create a spirit with depth, finesse and complexity.

The Armagnac was distilled in 1984 and has since evolved slowly in French oak barrels. The long maturation gives a rounded and complex character with layers of dried fruit, spices and elegant wood notes. The result is a harmonious and refined Armagnac that showcases the classic style of the region.

The grapes behind this Armagnac are Ugni Blanc, Baco Blanc and Colombard – three classic grape varieties in Armagnac. They are grown in Bas-Armagnac, which is considered to be the finest part of the appellation. The sandy soils of the area produce distillates with great finesse and a particularly good ageing potential.

Armagnac from Bas-Armagnac is known for its elegance and aromatic complexity. The base wines often have a relatively low alcohol level and high acidity, creating ideal conditions for long barrel aging and the development of nuanced aromas.

Tasting notes

Aroma: Dried fruits, vanilla, light caramel, orange peel and soft oak notes.

Flavor: Full-bodied and rounded with notes of plums, raisins, honey, spices and roasted nuts.

Finish: Long and warm with elegant barrel notes, dried fruit and spicy depth.

About Baron Gaston Legrand

Baron Gaston Legrand is a recognized Armagnac house from Gascony in France. The house is known for its vintage Armagnacs, with each bottle representing a specific harvest and aging period. Traditional craftsmanship, long aging and respect for the terroir of the area produce Armagnac with great complexity and character.

• Producer: Baron Gaston Legrand
• Type: Bas-Armagnac
• Vintage: 1984
• Region: Bas-Armagnac, France
• Grapes: Ugni Blanc, Baco Blanc, Colombard
• Quantity: 70 cl
• alcohol: 40%alcohol