Darroze Biologic Folle Blanche 4 ans - 47.5 %
In this range, the hand and experience of the winegrower are essential in order to pay special attention to these organically grown vines, which will ultimately produce an Armagnac of rare purity and exhilarating richness. A return to the roots, to the beginning, when Armagnac vines accepted the vagaries of nature.
Tasting notes
Colour
Straw yellow.
Nose
Fruity (candied orange peel, dried apricot, prune, mango), spicy (fine spices, vanilla). There are also pastry aromas (honey, brioche, almonds). A very fine, delicate nose.
Palate
Finesse on the palate, thanks to light, silky tannins. Round on the palate despite its young age. Fruity aromas of the nose and spices. Long on the palate.
ARM184 BIO
Data sheet
- Country
- France
- Age
- 4Y
- Littering
- 0.7
- Brand
- Darroze
- Alcohol level
- 47.5°
- BIO
- Yes
- Bottles/case
- 6
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In this range, the hand and experience of the winegrower are essential in order to pay special attention to these organically grown vines, which will ultimately produce an Armagnac of rare purity and exhilarating richness. A return to the roots, to the beginning, when Armagnac vines accepted the vagaries of nature.