- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 42%
- Armagnac age
- Hors d'Age
- Brand
- Armagnac Marcillac
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Description
Marcillac Hors d’Age
Introducing the Marcillac Armagnac Hors d'Age, a harmonious and approachable blend designed to make Armagnac more accessible without compromising the distinctive character of the Marcillac range and the Tenareze terroir. This unique Armagnac blend combines 50% 1999 vintage for rich aroma and flavor, 25% 2003 vintage single grape variety Bacco for added character, and 25% 2011 vintage for a touch more alcohol, body, and strength. With an average age of 20 years, the youngest vintage is 12 years old, and the oldest is 24.
Bottled at a 42% alcohol by volume, this Armagnac offers an expressive and aromatic profile with a distinct personality, without sacrificing its balance and accessibility, perfect for all types of tasters.
The Ténarèze cru, located at the heart of the Armagnac region, is a hilly area known for its historic ridge road that has been used since prehistoric times. Nicknamed "Caesar's path" by the Romans, this route enabled travelers to journey between Bordeaux and the Pyrenees without having to cross any rivers or bridges. This production zone experiences a more Mediterranean climate due to its exposure to the southeast wind, and its fertile soil consists of silty and sandy-clay in the valley bottoms and clay-limestone on the hillsides.
Experience the inviting and well-balanced taste of Marcillac Hors d'Age Armagnac, a true reflection of the Tenareze terroir's personality and soul and a fantastic new addition to the Marcillac Armagnac range.
Reviews (7)
It's rare to drink such a complex Armagnac
My understanding of Armagnac has always been based on the flavors of sour plums and dried fruits. I never expected this Armagnac brandy to be so complex, with my favorite floral and fruity aroma intertwined with the barrel wood aroma. It is truly a refreshing and unexpected brandy.
Long, dry and delicious
There's a touch of emulsion paint on the nose, a note I often get from Armagnac, but there's plenty of rich, raisiny fruit as well. The palate brings more raisins, but isn't really striking me as very aged, despite the Hors D'Age classification. There's spices, but they are not dry and dusty. They...
Marcillac Hors d'Age
I recently revisited this Armagnac, which also gave me the opportunity to reflect on the visit to the domaine, where I was first introduced to this Hors d'Age Armagnac. The tasting image is from the Marcillac cellar - absolutely one of the most stunning cellars I've visited, Cognac and Armagnac combined....
Fine Armagnac - Marcillac Hors d´Age
Tasted from a complimentary sample: Beautiful amber colour with golden reflexes. Nose on ripe pears, vanilla, caramel , roasted nuts and pastry mingled with fine oak. Really good balance on the palate showing chocolate, vanilla and spicy notes mixed with pears and overripe bananas - quite complex! The...
ARMAGNAC Aroma
As you initially sense the rich caramel scent, a subtle hint of vanilla adds to the calm aroma. With your first sip, you may experience a sharp taste quickly, followed by a touch of Armagnac roughness. This may be slightly unlike any traditional Armagnac you've ever tasted before. But don't worry,...
About Armagnac Marcillac
With its sandy, gravel-rich soils, Lot-et-Garonne is similar to that of Bas Armagnac, producing Ugni Blanc grapes that result in powerful Armagnacs which are superior for aging. Meanwhile, the chateau, made with thick stone walls, provides the perfect location to age eaux-de-vie for extended time periods. These conditions allow Maison Armagnac Marcillac to produce well-aged vintage products of premium quality and tasting characteristics. Combining the wonders of a superb region with the perfect conditions for aging, a spectacular result is always granted. Run by Robert, a fourth-generation winemaker on the estate, today the brand brings forward both innovation and modernity to the company, while still remaining true to the traditional methods of Armagnac production through years of dedication and craftsmanship.
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