Château de Millet, Bas-Armagnac 1977 - 50cl
€134.00
(€268.00 L)
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Château de Millet Bas-Armagnac 1977 is an exceptional eau-de-vie, produced by Francis and Lydie Dèche in the Bas-Armagnac region, in the heart of the Gers. This vintage reflects the ancestral know-how of the house, which makes its Armagnacs exclusively from grapes grown, vinified and distilled on site.
Tasting profile
- Colour: Deep amber, reflecting its prolonged ageing in oak casks.
- Nose: Open and elegant, revealing aromas of candied fruit, figs and plums, accompanied by spicy notes.
- Palate: Full and round on the palate, with a fine tannic structure. Ripe fruit flavours blend harmoniously with woody and spicy nuances.
- Finish: Long and persistent, marked by notes of liquorice and prune, offering great complexity.
Tasting and pairings
This Bas-Armagnac is best drunk neat, at room temperature, to fully appreciate its aromatic richness. It can also be served as a digestive after a hearty meal. Its strong character makes it an ideal companion for refined dishes such as mature cheeses, grilled meats or dark chocolate desserts.
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Data sheet
| Volume | 0,5l |
| Vintage | 1977 |
| Alcohol | 42° |
| Producer | Famille Dèche, Propriétaire récoltant, 32800 Eauze, France |
| Bottling | Mis en bouteille au Château |
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