PRE-WWI 115 Year Old Armagnac Chateau Laubade

Chateau de Laubade Bas Armagnac 1910 750ml

France

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About Louis Latour Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2004

Overview

Château de Laubade, nestled in Sorbets in the prestigious BasArmagnac region, is a benchmark estate founded in 1870 and still family-run by the Lesgourgues lineage.

The 1910 vintage stands among the estate’s most revered single-vintage offerings, crafted using classic grape varieties such as Ugni Blanc, Baco, Colombard, and Folle Blanche.

This Armagnac was distilled in 1910 and has been aged for well over a century in Gascon oak barrels, imparting its profound character and complexity.

Château de Laubade is one of the most prestigious Armagnac houses, known for ecological viticulture and a single terraced vineyard of 105 hectares. The château itself, built in 1870 and later reconstructed by Joseph Noulens, stands as a cultural and agricultural landmark.

The 1910 Château de Laubade vintage is a true masterpiece—a distilled time capsule offering centuries of handcrafted tradition, terroir expression, and sensory beauty. If you're contemplating experiencing it:

Why Buy This Wine:

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Here are compelling reasons to buy the Château de Laubade 1910 Armagnac—whether you're a collector, connoisseur, or gifting something extraordinary:

• Centuries-Old Craftsmanship: Distilled in 1910, this bottle represents over a century of tradition, patience, and artisanal mastery. Produced by Château de Laubade, one of the most respected estates in Bas-Armagnac, with over 150 years of history.

• True Historical Rarity: This isn’t just rare—it’s a liquid time capsule. You're buying something made before two world wars, radio broadcasts, and modern aviation.

• The Ultimate Gift or Heirloom: Ideal for milestone birthdays or gifting to someone who appreciates rarity and refinement. It’s also a legacy bottle—something to pass down or open for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration.

• Collector's Investment Potential: Armagnac ages gracefully in glass and retains (or increases) its value over time, especially rare millésimes like 1910. Auction prices and retail listings consistently show appreciation over the years—plus it's often less volatile than wine or whisky markets.

• Connoisseur Credibility: It’s a statement piece for a serious spirits enthusiast. Tasting or owning a 1910 Château de Laubade puts you in rare company—most people have never even seen such a vintage.

Summary

If you're seeking a spirit with history, prestige, depth, and true uniqueness, the Château de Laubade 1910 is a powerful choice. Whether for your collection, your palate, or a rare celebration, it's more than a bottle—it's a legacy.