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Château de Léberon are one of a small number of Armagnac producers that only release single vintage expressions - which is always an exciting prospect! This particular bottling was made with… More info
Château de Léberon's Solera 2001 is a rather fruity expression, composed of Ugni Blanc and Colombard grapes. As the name suggests, this Armagnac was aged in a solera system, which is particularly… More info
1987 vintage Armagnac from Château de Léberon, which they have interestingly bottled at 49.9% ABV. The majority of Armagnac you see these days is bottled at the standard 40%, so we're always rather… More info
This is a 1966 single vintage Armagnac, Château de Léberon. Not only is an incredibly well-aged expression, it was distilled in the same year that The Beach Boys released Pet Sounds, one of the best… More info
Château de Léberon only release single vintage Armagnac, and only do so if the eaux-de-vie has been aged for at least 20 years - clearly they're very particular, and we love it! This is their 1993… More info
Very well-aged Armagnac from Château de Léberon, distilled all the way back in 1962. Château de Léberon only release Armagnac as single vintage expressions, and they make marvellous gifts for the… More info
One of the selection of single vintage expression from Château de Léberon - this particular bottling features eaux-de-vie that was distilled in 1989, and bottled at 45.6% ABV. More info
1984 vintage Armagnac, produced by the wonderful Château de Léberon (whom only ever release single vintage expression that have aged for at least 20 years). Delicious and intriguing, with a robust… More info
This Château de Léberon single vintage Armagnac was distilled in 1980 - when the world suddenly decided that denim jackets, massive collars and keytars were cool. More info