Brandy

Laubade is the only Armagnac house that coopers their own casks, ensuring the level of quality they demand. Ripe plums, vanilla bean, and freshly baked pastry notes dominate. Laubade is a benchmark house in Armagnac.

The Frapin family has been growing grapes since 1270 (!), hence the name of this bottling. It sees 4 years of age, and sports a deep richness, with notes of lime blossom, vanilla, and toasted almonds.

The appellation of Borderies is quite unique from Grande & Petite Champagne: much smaller & with clay soils. These richer soils lend a warmer, rounder note to the finished Cognac. Amber, golden fruit with a luscious texture, bright red spice notes & a won

The Reserve is a blend of three vintages. Beautiful notes of stewed apples, baking spices, and subtle vanilla and beeswax. All four categories of Calvados apples are used: sweet, bittersweet, acidic, and bitter. This brings awesome balance and complexity