Armagnac Dartigalongue

The Dartigalongue house is one of the emblematic houses inseparable from the Armagnac tradition in the south-west of the France. Also one of the most historic since the family has been producing Bas-Armagnacs in Nogaro since 1838. Moreover, the magic of the house lies in particular in its fantastic collection of vintage Bas-Armagnacs, religiously preserved in the family's cellars, nowadays this paradise dates back to 1848!

The keystone of the family's work lies in the careful selection of eaux-de-vies, all produced from three white grape varieties: Baco 22A, Ugni-Blanc and Folle Blanche. The distillation is traditional, in still. All the oak barrels, an essential container to bring an aromatic "paw" to the eaux-de-vie, are selected locally, in the forest of Biscay. Traditions firmly maintained at the service of fascinating know-how.