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Francis Darroze 1914 Vintage Bas Armagnac (Regency NYC Import)

Bottle size
75cl
Story
I purchased it at an estate sale
Text on label
Cavalier Selections Agent USA 90 Proof 750 ml Distilled in 1914 Aged in wood seven years Domaine de Cavaillon Lagrange (Landes) Appellation Bas Armagnac Controlee Selectione et misen boutique pax Francis Darroze 40120 Roquefort Product of Fr...
Location
United States
Seal
Yes, a wax seal - in good condition
With box
No
Certificate
No
How stored
In a dry place, Lying on its side
LOT
22116
$ 1,440 $ 1,296 -10% Available
excl. TAX excl. shipping
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Description

A historic bottling of Francis Darroze 1914 Vintage Bas Armagnac, specially selected for the discerning American market and imported by Regency in New York City. This exceptional spirit represents a rare glimpse into a pre-war vintage, a true piece of liquid history from the premier cru of the Armagnac region. The house of Darroze has established itself as a paragon of quality and tradition in Armagnac. Founded by the revered Francis Darroze, the family has dedicated generations to seeking out the most remarkable single-estate eaux-de-vie. Rather than blending to a house style, Darroze celebrates the unique character of each terroir and each vintage. This 1914 expression is a testament to that philosophy, a pure and unadulterated spirit from a single harvest, aged for decades in oak casks until reaching its peak expression. Originating from the prestigious Bas Armagnac region, known for its sandy soils that produce the most elegant and aromatic brandies, this vintage was distilled in the fateful year that marked the beginning of the First World War. Such historical context adds to its profound rarity and collectability. Each drop tells a story of survival and the enduring traditions of Gascony. This particular bottling was imported by Regency of New York City, indicating its journey from the cellars of France to the connoisseurs of the United States during a time when such fine spirits were a true rarity. The presentation, with its classic cork and wax seal, is indicative of the period's bottling practices, preserving the integrity and heritage of the spirit within. As a single-vintage, single-estate Armagnac from a bygone era, this bottle is an extraordinary find for the serious collector. It is not merely a spirit, but an artifact that captures the essence of a specific time and place, curated by one of the most respected names in the world of fine French brandy.

Full label text:

90 Proof 750 ml
Distilled in 1914
Aged in wood seven years
Domaine de Cavaillon Lagrange (Landes)
Appellation Bas Armagnac Controlee
Selectione et misen boutique pax
Francis Darroze 40120 Roquefort
Product of France
Imported by Regency Brands Corp., New York City, N.Y.


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