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Maison Lheraud – 1984

    AOC BAS ARMAGNAC

    White

    This Armagnac is extremely elegant, with very thin notes of old wood and coffee. Full bodied and perfectly well balanced, it is almost sweet with a very long and rich finish.

    ESTATE

    The Lheraud estate was established in 1680 and it is one of the most prestigious houses of Cognac. As sole supplier of the British “House of Lords”, it is required to provide the highest quality. For more than three centuries, Lheraud passed on from father to son on their Petite Champagne vineyard in the heart of the Cognac region. The wines are distilled in the traditional way, without any additives.

    SITE

    The vines are located in the Bas-Armagnac area.

    GRAPE VARIETY

    50% Ugni White – 10% Folle Blanche & Colombard – 40% Baco.

    SOIL

    Clay and limestone.

    GROWING METHOD

    In the vineyards they practice reasoned fight. There is no irrigation, no pesticides and no herbicides.

    TILLAGE

    Ridging, plowing and digging, with yield regulation by budding.

    SURFACE AREA

    20 hectares.

    DENSITY

    9000 vines / hectares.

    VINIFICATION

    Traditional

    AGING

    This wine goes through a very long aging process in new oak barrels (made exclusively from Limousin trees).

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