Chateau de Pellehaut Armagnac Ugni Blanc 1983 modified_title_tag this incredible Rhum is aged

this incredible Rhum is aged for a minimum of 4 years in charred oak casks giving it exceptional length and smoothness

Very coy tannins make this dangerously easy to drink

juicy character framed by delicate

1% alcohol despite its richness and density—a portrait of cool-climate mountain fruit

From roughly 170 acres at Loreto Aprutino the Valentini family bottles only about five percent of the crop under its own name and sells the rest off anonymously

Chateau de Pellehaut Armagnac Ugni Blanc 1983 modified_title_tag this incredible Rhum is agedA 40 year old single vintage Armagnac from Chteau de Pellehaut, distilled in 1983 from 100% Ugni Blancthe only grape the estate used until transitioning to Folle Blanche in 1997, making all pre 1997 vintages pure varietal expressions. Four decades in Armagnac oak have created extraordinary depth while retaining remarkable strength at around 47 48% ABV, bottled at cask strength with no filtering, coloring, or additives. This is Armagnac as honest as it