DARROZE Armagnac "Chateau de La Pouche" 1970 - 70cl POSM a narrative arc has become

a narrative arc has become visible: a scent special to this terroir that is a blend of blackcurrant

pastry cream and smoke

The Cotat family has been producing Sauvignon Blanc and small portions of Pinot Noir from the slopes of the esteemed Monts Damnés vineyard since the 1940s

who made his home in Place du Monument in Puligny Montrachet in 1717

DARROZE Armagnac "Chateau de La Pouche" 1970 - 70cl POSM a narrative arc has becomeWine Region: Armagnac France Grape: 100 % baco Tasting notes: Mahogany color, amber tints. The aromas on the nose are typical of an Armagnac over 50 years old: clove, leather, tobacco leaves, butterscotch, undergrowth. On the palate, more pastry like aromas of chocolate, caramelized tarte tatin, prune and marzipan add a gourmet touch. Long on the palate. Matured in oak cask 55 years About the winery: As the son of acclaimed chef Jean Darroze, Francis