Brandy Borderline Finish Chardonnay 51% 70CL
The Maison DARROZE presents a unique creation with the Brandy Borderline Finish Chardonnay, an exceptional spirit produced in an ultra-limited edition of only 848 bottles. Crafted from a meticulous selection of Armagnacs from the 2018 harvest, this bold brandy pushes traditional boundaries. Its innovative finish in Burgundy Chardonnay barrels gives it a unique personality, subtly marked by fresh and fruity notes. With its bright golden-yellow color and elegant brown highlights, it captivates as much with its appearance as with its aromatic complexity. However, this spirit cannot be marketed under the "Armagnac" designation due to its final aging in an unconventional barrel.
TASTING NOTES :
NOSE: The nose opens with refined delicacy. The finish in ex-Chardonnay barrels reveals subtle aromas of fresh walnut and verbena, enhanced by a discreet hint of anise. Gradually, a fruity and spicy complexity develops, with pronounced notes of peach, citrus, vanilla, and cumin.
PALATE: On the palate, the Brandy Borderline is equally complex and captivating. Flavors of dried fruits are accompanied by fruity nuances. The richness of its texture and flavors is magnified by the influence of the Chardonnay barrel, which brings elegance and balance.
FINISH: The finish is long and vibrant, marked by a gentle aromatic persistence where the notes of fruits and spices blend harmoniously.
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Data sheet
- Country
- France
- Age
- 5Y
- Littering
- 0.7
- Brand
- Darroze
- Alcohol level
- 51°
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The Maison DARROZE presents a unique creation with the Brandy Borderline Finish Chardonnay, an exceptional spirit produced in an ultra-limited edition of only 848 bottles. Crafted from a meticulous selection of Armagnacs from the 2018 harvest, this bold brandy pushes traditional boundaries. Its innovative finish in Burgundy Chardonnay barrels gives it a unique personality, subtly marked by fresh and fruity notes. With its bright golden-yellow color and elegant brown highlights, it captivates as much with its appearance as with its aromatic complexity. However, this spirit cannot be marketed under the "Armagnac" designation due to its final aging in an unconventional barrel.