Château Arton Single Cask Vintage 2011 Armagnac

Château Arton Single Cask Vintage 2011 Armagnac

Recognized in 2017 with the Prix d’Excellence, Château Arton Millésime 2011 is a vintage Armagnac more than 10 years old. Made up of Ugni Blanc, it was distilled and aged on the estate of Domaine d’Arton. A deliciously sweet Armagnac that pairs well with citrus desserts and fine cigars.

Run by a passionate couple named Patrick de Montal and Victoire de Montesquiou, Chateau Arton Armagnac stands proud as a passionate and reasonably young brand - having left their former lives in Paris to pursue their dreams of returning to their ancestral land in Gascony. Planting its first vines in 1981, then the following in 1990, over the past forty years the brand formed the shape that it recognizes today.

Presentation of the bottle

Chateau Arton Millésime 201 Armagnac arrives in a classic bottle, with a contemporary illustration placed on the front of the bottle as though it’s a piece of artwork in itself. Presentation is key for this brand and the elegant design displayed reflects the modern identity and esteemed craftsmanship that goes into making Chateau Arton Armagnac. You’ll be sure to want to put this in a place for all to see.

How to enjoy

The house of Chateau Arton suggests serving this vintage blend at room temperature and recommends opening the bottle 20 minutes before serving so that the aromas have time to develop and for the fragrances to be awakened.

The Château Arton Millésime 2011 can be enjoyed at the end of a meal as a digestif alongside a coffee or a Cuban or Dominican cigar as the flavors of cocoa, honey and black pepper will complement its aromas delightfully. Pair with citrus desserts such as lemon meringue and orange tarts.