70cl, 43%
This is a long-aged, single vintage Bas Armagnac from the Château de Lacquy, which was distilled all the way back in 1977. That's the same year that Television released their phenomenal album,… More info
70cl, 45%
Château de Lacquy is one of the oldest family properties to produce Armagnac. This 100% Baco grape-based expression from Chateau de Lacquy was distilled in 1999 and was matured in French oak to… More info
70cl, 40.5%
Youthful Armagnac from Château de Lacquy, which has been family-owned for over 300 years! Their 3 year old expression is made using the Folle Blanche grape variety, which is not all that common... More info
70cl, 45%
A 1987 vintage Armagnac, produced by Château de Lacquy exclusively using the Baco grape variety. This one is enjoyably spicy, with a core of festive spices surrounded by floral elements. More info
70cl, 44%
One of the selection of single vintage Armagnacs from Château de Lacquy's extensive cellars. This particular expression was crafted exclusively using eaux-de-vie distilled in 1992, comprising of 80%… More info
70cl, 43%
A blend of Armagnacs distilled between 1800 and 1980, boasting exceptional character following its maturation in Pedunculate Oak from the forests of Aquitaine. The same wood is used for the elegant… More info
150cl, 43%
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single magnum bottle of 1972 vintage Armagnac produced by Château de Lacquy, must be unequivocally awesome. That is what we're dealing with here. More info
150cl, 40.5%
Château de Lacquy made their 3 year old Armagnac using the Folle Blanche grape, which isn't often seen in Armagnac production. An interesting tipple - and what's more, it comes presented in a magnum… More info
150cl, 44%
A whole magnum bottle of Château de Lacquy's 1992 vintage Bas Armaganc, which they created using a combination of 80% Baco and 20% Ugni Blanc eaux-de-vie. More info
150cl, 45%
Single vintage Bas Armagnac from Château de Lacquy, a house that has been in the Armagnac game for over 300 years, and owned by the same family for that whole time! This is a magnum bottle of their… More info
150cl, 43%
A whole magnum bottle of single vintage Armagnac from Château de Lacquy, distilled all the way back in 1977! Undeniably cool. More info
150cl, 48%
A release of Château de Lacquy 2004 would be good news regardless, but this one has the extra benefit of being presented in a magnum bottle!
You can celebrate this good news by settling down with… More info
250cl, 40.5%
A gloriously large bottle of 7 year old Bas Armagnac from Château de Lacquy. This hefty vessel hold 2.5 litres of the delicious brandy, and frankly it's big enough to deserve its own chair at the… More info
70cl, 43%
Château de Lacquy has been owned by the same family for over 300 years - so you can expect some smashing stuff from their single vintage Armagnac. This particular expression was made exclusively… More info
70cl, 40%
The VSOP expression from long-running Château de Lacquy is a 7 year old Bas Armagnac made using a combination of grape varieties, including 35% Baco, 35% Colombard, 15% Folle Blanche and 15%… More info
70cl, 47%
Bas-Armagnac from Château de Lacquy, distilled back in 1995 - which is the same year that Heat, Bravehart and Bad Boys were released in cinemas. What a year. More info
70cl, 40.5%
From the wonderful Château de Lacquy comes a VSOP Bas Armagnac, which has seen seven years of ageing. The brandy is produced from a blend of 35% Baco, 35% Colombard, 15% Folle Blanche and 15% Ugni… More info
70cl, 47%
A 1998 vintage Bas-Armagnac from Château de Lacquy, bottled in 2017. An impressive expression from the little-known producer. More info
70cl, 47%
We're full of useful facts, just like this one: the 1996 vintage Armagnac from Château de Lacquy was made using 80% Baco and 20% Ugni Blanc grapes. We're also full of less relevant but just as useful… More info
70cl, 45%
A Bas Armagnac from Château de Lacquy, distilled in 1991 (the same year as Primal Scream's 'Screamadelica' was released - no real connection between the two, but it's a good album never-the-less) and… More info
70cl, 43.5%
17 year old Bas Armagnac from Château de Lacquy, made with a combination of 60% Baco, 30% Ugni Blanc and 10% Colombard grape varieties. They've labelled this as their XO expression, despite being… More info
70cl, 47%
It's a 1997 vintage Armaganc from Château de Lacquy, a family-owned house for over 300 years! This was produced using a combination of 30% Baco, 40% Ugni-Blanc and 30% Colombard eaux-de-vie, and… More info
70cl, 40%
Bas Armagnac produced by Château de Lacquy, a family-owned estate which has been running for over 300 years! This particular expression was made using 60% Baco, 30% Ugni-Blanc and 10% Colombard… More info
70cl, 44%
This Château de Lacquy was distilled in 1982, using two varieties of grape - Baco and Ugni Blanc. It was bottled years later without blending the eaux-de-vie with any other vintages - fascinating… More info
70cl, 48%
Bas-Armagnac from small but absolutely smashing producer, Château de Lacquy. It takes all the power in our hearts to not make a Robbie Williams reference whenever we receive a 2000 vintage spirit. More info
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