Chateau de Lacquy 2006 Vintage # 350 Bas-Armagnac
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Country/Region: France
Alcohol Content: 46.5% ABV
Bottle Size: 700ml
Variety: Armagnac
Style/Flavor:
SKU#: 819588015722
Collection: Chateau de Lacquy
Chateau de Lacquy 2006 Vintage # 350 Bas-Armagnac
Weather conditions: the year started out much colder than average, then had abundant rainfall through to the month of April. Then dry weather took over until August, giving rise to very healthy grapes with thick skin and firm clusters. In late August, stormy, rainy weather alternated with sunshine, and the harvest began early, around 20 September. Alcohol content at bottling: 46.5%. Distillation date: November 2006. The palate is dominated by floral notes, very fresh, almost minty, and the finish is sweet and vanilla. Nice length.
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