Château de Laubade 1970 Armagnac – Vintage Armagnac from Gascony

Château de Laubade 1970 Armagnac is a rare and characterful vintage Armagnac from one of the most recognized producers in Gascony. Over the past three generations, the Lesgourgues family has elevated Château de Laubade to a position among the leading Armagnacs on the market – renowned for quality, depth and ageing potential.

This vintage is made from a classic blend of Ugni Blanc, Baco, Colombard and Folle Blanche. The distillate is then aged vintage by vintage in carefully selected casks of high-quality Gascony oak, giving the armagnac its characteristic structure and elegant complexity. Over decades, it develops layer upon layer of aroma and a silky smooth texture that only time can create.

the 1970 edition is an ideal choice as a birthday or anniversary gift – but also a valuable collector’s item for connoisseurs of older French eaux-de-vie.

Tasting notes

Color: Deep amber with mahogany nuances.

Aroma: Elegant and ripe with notes of vanilla, dried fruit and fine spices.

Taste: Harmonious and balanced with layers of oak, warm spices and slightly caramelized fruit.

Finish: Long and persistent with soft vanilla and delicate barrel notes.

The house of Château de Laubade

Château de Laubade is located in the heart of Bas-Armagnac and is family owned by the Lesgourgues family. The house consistently works with its own vineyards and controls the entire process from grape to bottle. The combination of traditional column distillation and aging in local Gascony oak barrels produces Armagnacs with power, finesse and aging depth.

• Type: Vintage Armagnac
• Producer: Château de Laubade
• Region: Bas-Armagnac, Gascony, France
• Vintage: 1970
• Grapes: Ugni Blanc, Baco, Colombard, Folle Blanche
• Aging: Gascony oak barrels
• Quantity: 70 cl
• Alcohol content: 40%alcohol