Château de Laubade

A Floc de Gascogne aperitif, produced by the Chateau de Laubade Armagnac house. This is made by combining their young Armagnac with unfermented grape juice - similar to Pineau de Charentes, which is made with Cognac. Very light, elegant and sweet, this makes for an enjoyable summer drink, which you

The delightful Château de Laubade Signature Bas Armagnac, but at slightly weightier 42% ABV instead? Sign me up!

The 12 Year Old Bas Armagnac from Chateau de Laubade has been influenced rather heavily by the Baco grapes in the blend, along with the Ugni Blanc, Colombard and the Folle Blanche varieties. The result is a handsome expression, with plenty of power behind its flavour profile while still maintaining

A well-aged expression of single estate Bas Armagnac from Chateau de Laubade, which is made from eaux-de-vie which has matured for over 30 years. These have rested in traditional 400-litre oak casks, allowing the complex spirit to develop rich notes of stewed plums, tobacco, orange peel and dark cof

An XO Armagnac from Chateau de Laubade in the Bas region. The Chateau was built in the region in 1870 and has been run by the Lesgourgues family since 1974. Rich and sweet, with nutty notes, stewed plum and a hints of smoke.

The VSOP expression of Bas Armagnac from Château de Laubade, who age their eaux-de-vie exclusively in Gascony oak casks. The Lesgourgues family have been running Château de Laubade, since it was built in 1870.

The Chateau De Laubade Blanche is made using Folle Blanche eaux-de-vie, which is blended and bottled without ageing. It's a vibrant, fresh and floral drink, which would make for a good cocktail base, or can be enjoyed ice cold.