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Bas Armagnac, Domaine de Papolle, 1973, (44% Vol.) – 50cl
£75.00
Grapes harvested in 1973 on the estate. An eau-de-vie for the connoisseur who knows to take the time needed to gently warm in the hand before discovering the subtlety of a great Bas-Armagnac. The most honored in competitions.
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