Chabot Napoleon Special Reserve Armagnac (700ml)

Asia's No.1 selling Armagnac.

Based in the village of Labastide d'Armagnac, the Chabot family established their name in the wine and spirits trade in 1828. Their Armagnac was first exported in 1963, when Michel Camus, President of Cognac Camus, together with John Gentzbourger, Director of Camus Overseas, commenced a fresh marketing drive. The value for money 'Napoleon Special Reserve' boasts classic aromas of new leather over heavier scents of dried apricots and dates, while vanillan oak and soft spices add freshness. It follows with generous, well-rounded flavours of dried fig, raisins and clove smothered in a blanket of spices, then new leather, raisin toast and orange zest with more dried fruit notes in a prolonged aftertaste. If you are looking for a value introduction to the pleasures of Armagnac, start here. 40% Alc./vol.