Château de Pellehaut Vintage Armagnac 1983 is a single-vintage Armagnac distilled in 1983 from Ugni Blanc and aged 36 years in wood. It is bottled at a robust 48% ABV (96 proof), with a remarkably smooth, round texture.

The Story of Pellehaut 1983

Château de Pellehaut is a family estate in Montréal-du-Gers in Gascony. This 1983 vintage spent 36 years in oak and still carries a high natural strength, a sign of patient, careful aging. Vintage Armagnacs like this offer exceptional age for the price, and they make memorable gifts for birthdays and anniversaries.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Dark fruits and barrel spice
• Palate: Bold, smooth and round
• Finish: Long, with lingering spice

How to Enjoy

Sip it neat at room temperature from a snifter, perhaps with a few drops of water to open it up.

Why Collectors Want This Bottle

• Single vintage, distilled in 1983
• 36 years in wood
• A perfect birth-year or anniversary gift

Product Details

• Brand: Château de Pellehaut
• Type: Vintage Armagnac
• Grape: Ugni Blanc
• Origin: Montréal-du-Gers, Gascony, France
• Age: 36 years in wood
• ABV / Proof: 48% ABV / 96 proof
• Size: 750ml

FAQ

What is the ABV of Château de Pellehaut Vintage Armagnac 1983?
It is bottled at 48% ABV, which is 96 proof.

How long was it aged?
36 years in wood.

Is vintage Armagnac a good gift?
Yes. A single-vintage Armagnac is a classic birth-year or anniversary gift.

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