70cl, 40%
Gensac 10 Year Old is produced at Château de Gensac, a stunning castle the resides in southwest France. This expression was aged for a whole decade in French oak, before being bottled at 40% ABV and… More info
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75cl, 14%
A brilliant red wine from Château de Gensac in south west France! Piaffer 2014 is produced from a blend of hand-picked grapes, with Tannat, Malbec, Merlot, Fer Servadou and Syrah all making an… More info
70cl, 40%
Produced at the Château de Gensac vineyards in southwest France, Gensac 5 Year Old Armagnac spent its days in French oak casks before it was bottled. It's full of fruit and spices, a brilliant after… More info
70cl, 43%
Matured in virgin French oak barrels for 15 long years, this Armagnac from Château de Gensac boasts loads of juicy, fruity notes, with a complex oaky backdrop. Great stuff from the vineyards over in… More info
70cl, 43%
A superb and fairly old Armagnac from Château de Gensac in south west France, which spent an entire two decades ageing in French oak barrels. The casks imparted a rich, amber colour as well as a rich… More info
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75cl, 14%
While you may know Gensac for its awesome Armagnac, now you can sip on its wine, too! This here is the 2016 vintage Pas de Deux, showcasing a blend of Merlot, Tannat and Fer Servadou grapes. A rather… More info
75cl, 14.5%
This 2012 vintage Solo bottling from Château de Gensac is produced entirely from Tannat grapes, hand-picked from the winery's oldest vines. The wine then spent 24 months in barriques before it was… More info
70cl, 44%
From Château de Gensac comes this 1989 vintage Armagnac, which has been aged in virgin French oak barrels, imparting a stunning colour and flavour profile. Amazingly, this Armagnac was created the… More info
50cl, 17%
This liqueur from Château de Gensac combines six year old Armagnac with red Tannat grape juice. A great after dinner tipple to be paired with dark chocolate or cheeses. More info
75cl, 13%
A splendid white wine from Château de Gensac, produced from the finest Sauvignon Gris and Sémillon grapes to be found on the estate. Richly fruity with silky butter notes, it'll pair very nicely with… More info
75cl, 14%
A trio of hand-picked Tannat, Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes make up this 2009 vintage red from Gensac, dubbed Terre A Terre! It spent 18 months in French oak barriques, resulting in a full… More info
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70cl, 43%
A fabulous Armagnac from Château de Gensac, which was left to mature in French oak casks after it was distilled all the way back in 1970. That's the same year that Funkadelic released their very… More info
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70cl, 43.5%
A 1979 vintage Armagnac, produced rather traditionally at Château de Gensac. The liquid was allowed to mature nicely in virgin French oak barrels. Seeing as the Armagnac was created the same year as… More info
70cl, 43.5%
A stunning vintage Armagnac from the wonderful Gensac, this one was distilled all the way back in 1980! It spent its days resting in French oak, until it was bottled up at 43.5% ABV, packed full of… More info
75cl, 14.5%
Here we have the 2009 vintage of the wonderful Solo bottling from Gensac! Like all Solo wines, it's produced entirely from Tannat grapes, hand-picked from the oldest vines. It spent 24 months in… More info
70cl, 44%
Another brilliant vintage Armagnac, this one is the work of Gensac! It was distilled in 1990, the very same year that Madonna's 'Vogue' was topping the charts. We know what we'll be listening to… More info
75cl, 12.5%
A white wine from Château de Gensac, produced from a blend of hand-picked Sauvignon Gris and Sémillon grapes from the vineyards in Gers. A fruity and refreshing white, perfect with seafood. More info
75cl, 13%
The 2019 vintage Le Rosé from Château de Gensac in Bordeaux is here. It's made from a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah grapes, hand-picked as always with the winery. It turns out it goes rather… More info
75cl, 12.5%
A brilliant summer wine here, the 2018 vintage Le Rosé from Château de Gensac showcases a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah grapes, hand-picked as always with the winery. It turns out it goes… More info
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