List of products by brand DARROZE

The Maison DARROZE presents a unique creation with the Brandy Borderline Finish Chardonnay, an exceptional spirit produced in an ultra-limited edition of only 848 bottles. Crafted from a meticulous selection of Armagnacs from the 2018 harvest, this bold brandy pushes traditional boundaries. Its innovative finish in Burgundy Chardonnay barrels gives it a unique personality, subtly marked by fresh and fruity notes. With its bright golden-yellow color and elegant brown highlights, it captivates as much with its appearance as with its aromatic complexity. However, this spirit cannot be marketed under the "Armagnac" designation due to its final aging in an unconventional barrel.

This blend with very little wood influence, displays a predominance of fruity aromas.

Often considered the preferred grape variety for aging, here we find the raw Baco Armagnac, without any artifice, identical to how it emerges from the still.

Dive into the history of Armagnac with the Folle Blanche grape variety.
This unique spirit celebrates the historic grape variety of Gascony, the Folle Blanche, once the only grape planted before the phylloxera crisis and known as Piquepoult du pays.
The Folle Blanche is a perfect embodiment of the refinement and delicacy that this grape variety can offer, making each tasting a true sensory exploration.

Amber color with golden reflections, brilliant.
The classic expression of an 18-year-old Armagnac in this multifaceted nose. The aging process brings spices and rancio (walnut, undergrowth, honey, toasted bread). The initial fruitiness has evolved into prunes and fig jam. All of this creates a complex nose that evolves with aeration.
The present tannins remain round and well-integrated. The palate is rich, even opulent. This provides a natural sweetness around fruity aromas of citrus, honey, and jams.
Beautiful length.

The terroirs of the village of Courrenssan offer both sandy soils (it is the last village on the edge of Bas Armagnac) and limestone from the nearby Ténarèze. The property's boulbènes are closed to the tawny sands of Bas Armagnac and allow the production of rich, complex Armagnac with long ageing potential.

The terroirs of the village of Courrenssan offer both sandy soils (it is the last village on the edge of Bas Armagnac) and limestone from the nearby Ténarèze. The boulbènes of the estate are similar to the tawny sands of Bas Armagnac and allow for the production of rich, complex Armagnac with long aging potential.

For years, Darroze has been offering you a Unique Collection of vintage Bas-Armagnacs sourced exclusively from the best terroirs and the finest estates of the appellation.