1929 Armagnac Robert Etchart 40°
A remarkably deep and elegant Armagnac, infused with history and character. A precious tasting experience for lovers of old and soulful vintages.
Winery: Robert Etchart
Grape Variety: Baco
Region: Bas-Armagnac, Gascony, France
Appellation: AOC Armagnac
Color: Dark amber
Format: 70 cl
Description
Distilled in 1929, a pivotal year between the two World Wars, this Armagnac by Robert Etchart is a rare expression of artisanal expertise passed down through generations. Slowly aged in oak casks, it reveals a captivating balance between aromatic intensity, finesse, and the graceful patina of time. A bottle that holds the essence of an era and a century of aging.
Blend
100% Baco – a robust and deep grape, ideal for extended maturation.
Tasting Notes
• Appearance: Dark mahogany with copper highlights
• Nose: Rich and complex, with dried fruits, fine woods, beeswax, vanilla, antique spices, and noble rancio
• Palate: Structured and velvety, featuring notes of prune, bitter cocoa, blond tobacco, melted caramel, and walnut. The finish is long, deep, and softly enveloping
Cellaring Potential
At perfect maturity but can continue to age under optimal conditions. A rare bottle, perfect for exceptional moments or collecting.
Food & Armagnac Pairings
Best enjoyed neat after a fine meal. Sublime with grand cru dark chocolate, a refined cigar, or aged mimolette cheese.