Made from 100% Folle Blanche, the oldest grape variety in the Armagnac region, which produces fine, complex brandies that can be drunk younger, from 10 years of age in the case of Chateau de Pellehaut.

This brandy is a lovely example of ageing done well. The sweetness and the dry tannins work in tandem. There's a warm spicy note on the mid-palate. It opens up nicely with a drop of water showing some walnuts, saddle leather and suede. 

Appearance: Golden-orange colour.

Nose: Notes of menthol, vanilla and clove.

Palate: Supple, mild and above all flavourful palate with flavours of white blossoms and anise.