Armagnac Castarede 1949 Color:default The DOCG designation was created

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Armagnac Castarede 1949 Color:default The DOCG designation was createdIts topaze color is superb. Spurting out of the glass, the bouquet opens out on a complex melted range, and a superb violet taste. Without excess of heat, it affirms its richness on your palate and does la queue de Paon giving all of the poesy of its age. A real nectar Founded in 1832, Castarde is the oldest French Armagnac trading House.