Château de Briat Folle Blanche Vintage Armagnac 2004 is a single-vintage, single-grape Bas-Armagnac distilled in 2004 from 100% Folle Blanche and aged 18 years in oak. It is bottled at 44.7% ABV (89.4 proof).

The Story of Briat Folle Blanche 2004

Folle Blanche is Armagnac’s historic grape, prized for delicate, floral brandy. Château de Briat, in Mauvezin-d’Armagnac in the Bas-Armagnac, single-distilled this vintage on a wood-fired alambic armagnacais and aged it 18 years in a mix of new and used 420-liter oak casks in its historic chai. The château’s signature notes of purple flowers and fruit take a brooding, sweet-and-savory turn in this varietal bottling.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Workshop leather, grape candy, crème caramel and water crackers
• Palate: Strawberry cereal milk and freshly cracked Tellicherry black pepper, with a floral lift
• Finish: Clove, bay leaf and black pepper

How to Enjoy

Sip it neat at room temperature from a tulip glass. It makes a memorable gift for someone born in 2004.

Why Collectors Want This Bottle

• Single vintage, distilled in 2004
• 100% Folle Blanche, Armagnac’s rarest traditional grape
• 18 years in oak at a historic Bas-Armagnac estate

Product Details

• Brand: Château de Briat
• Type: Vintage Bas-Armagnac
• Grape: 100% Folle Blanche
• Origin: Mauvezin-d’Armagnac, Bas-Armagnac, France
• Age: 18 years in 420-liter oak casks
• ABV / Proof: 44.7% ABV / 89.4 proof
• Size: 750ml

FAQ

What is the ABV of Château de Briat Vintage Armagnac 2004?
It is bottled at 44.7% ABV, which is 89.4 proof.

What grape is it made from?
100% Folle Blanche.

How long was it aged?
18 years in new and used oak casks.

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