Domaine Boingnères Baco Vintage Armagnac 1975 is a rare, single-vintage Armagnac distilled in 1975 entirely from the Baco grape and aged more than 40 years. It is bottled at 48% ABV (96 proof).

The Story of Boingnères Baco 1975

Baco is a rare, thick-skinned grape that is closely tied to Armagnac. Its high acidity and firm tannin produce a powerful, complex style of brandy that can age gracefully for decades. Domaine Boingnères, in the Bas-Armagnac, distilled this vintage in 1975, and after more than four decades in oak it remains a striking example of what Baco can do.

How to Enjoy

Sip it slowly and neat at room temperature from a snifter. It is an exceptional gift for anyone born in 1975.

Why Collectors Want This Bottle

• Single vintage, distilled in 1975
• Made from 100% Baco, a rare Armagnac grape
• Aged more than 40 years
• A memorable 1975 birth-year gift

Product Details

• Brand: Domaine Boingnères
• Type: Vintage Bas-Armagnac
• Grape: 100% Baco
• Origin: Bas-Armagnac, France
• Age: Over 40 years
• ABV / Proof: 48% ABV / 96 proof
• Size: 750ml

FAQ

What is the ABV of Domaine Boingnères Baco 1975?
It is bottled at 48% ABV, which is 96 proof.

What is the Baco grape?
A rare, thick-skinned grape used in Armagnac, prized for acidity and structure.

How old is it?
It was distilled in 1975 and aged more than 40 years.

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