ARMIN 10 years Bas-Armagnac
FRANCE - ARMIN - Ref. 61911
- 0,50l
- 40,00%
- Case of 6
Armin is a Bas-Armagnac produced in Arthez d'Armagnac in the Landes. The brandies are distilled in the oldest working Armagnac still (1804) and then aged in pedunculate oak barrels for 6 to 8 years.
"Armin" [pronounced "Armine"] was a Frankish soldier who distinguished himself at the battle of Vouillé in 507 against the Visigoths. To reward him for his bravery, Clovis offered him a county in southwestern France. This land, first called "Arminius", the land of Armin in Latin, became "Arminhac" in Gascon before taking on the definitive name "Armagnac
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Armin is a Bas-Armagnac produced in Arthez d'Armagnac in the Landes. The brandies are distilled in the oldest working Armagnac still (1804) and then aged in pedunculate oak barrels for 6 to 8 years.
"Armin" [pronounced "Armine"] was a Frankish soldier who distinguished himself at the battle of Vouillé in 507 against the Visigoths. To reward him for his bravery, Clovis offered him a county in southwestern France. This land, first called "Arminius", the land of Armin in Latin, became "Arminhac" in Gascon before taking on the definitive name "Armagnac
