BHAKTA 2004 Armagnac bottle

Armagnac

BHAKTA 2004 Armagnac

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Age
22
Proof
111.60
Bottled In
Vermont
Size
750 ml
Description

Every BHAKTA bottle carries a year, not an age statement. This one was distilled from a single harvest in 2004, laid down in oak, and left to the slow work of Gascon cellars until it was ready, years later, to be bottled exactly as it came out of the cask.

Tasting Notes
Aspect Golden orange color, which is slightly darker than 2003.
Nose Creamy nose with vanilla notes and fresh oak staves. Clean and fresh with some nutmeg, honey, spice, and some lime zest. Slightly waxy note with a hint of marzipan on the end of the nose and lovely viscosity on the glass.
Palate Big, powerful attack that packs a punch. Clean and straight with a lot of complex flavors of fresh and dried fruits and spices. Cinnamon and nutmeg rub shoulders with boozy raisins in a rich fruit cake. Pear crumbles with vanilla and brown sugar, topped with thick creamy custard. Tannins are present yet very mellow and well-balanced. Long finish packed with dried fruits, some oak, and nutmeg. An armagnac with great aging potential and a pleasure to drink now.
Shipping & Returns

Orders are generally packed within 3–5 business days and arrive within 5–7 business days. An adult age 21 or older must be present to sign for delivery.

Returns cannot be accepted after delivery, but a refund may be requested before your order leaves the fulfillment facility. If your package arrives damaged, please contact us with photo evidence so we can file a claim on your behalf.

The Vintage Story

2004

The year in the bottle

Facebook launches. Former President Reagan dies; a fast-rising Illinois politician named Barack Obama delivers the Keynote Address at the Democratic National Convention. Google becomes a publicly traded company. Ken Jennings’ 74-game Jeopardy! winning streak comes to an end. Usher’s “Yeah!” is the year’s #1 single. San Francisco begins issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. At the Academy Awards, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King wins 11 Oscars. The CIA admits that the US faced no “imminent threat” from Iraqi weapons of mass destruction before the beginning of the 2003 war. Ray Charles, and Marlon Brando are laid to rest.

Media Reviews

“In this vintage paradigm, every release is special, limited in quantity — there’s only so much of any given spirit made in any given year.”
“You don’t have to love brandy to love this. . . Terrific sipping and thus an epic preview of things to come from the nascent producer.”
“The World’s Best Bourbon.”

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