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Armagnac is mainly made from the same light grape varieties that are used to make cognac - Folle Blanc, Ugni Blanc and Colombardi. Wine fermented from grapes is distilled using the column or Coffey method. As a result of double distillation, a drink with an alcohol content of 52% is obtained, which is matured in an oak barrel. Armajakk is unique in that no water is added to the distillate, but as a result of aging in an oak barrel, part of the alcohol evaporates, which reduces the alcohol content. VSOP Armanjak is amber in color with copper undertones. The aroma shows overripe and dried fruits, caramel, vanilla, chocolate, spices, cloves and nutmeg. The palate is complex and full, dominated by dried sweet citrus, dried plums and sweet spices. The aftertaste is long and balanced with slightly smoky spiciness and a note of roasted nuts.
