1970’s Old Rarity Deluxe french armagnac

1970’s Old Rarity Deluxe french armagnacBulloch & Lade a. k. a. B&L suggest Caol Ila, as that company was holding the licence. Old Rarity was their deluxe brand. Colour: Gold. Nose: Not particularly smoky, and rather cake y. Fig cake again, cinnamon cake, hints of cured ham, then quite a lot of moist tobacco, a touch of mint water Mouth: Its soft and light, but it still roars, with some peaters (old Coal Ila, probably), some biscuits, a salty side, those cooked clams, and more generally, a

with just touches of bitter oranges and light floral notes

a blend of various honeys and honeydews

even fruitier

Artisan ales

Mouth (neat): Clean and grassy

Ideal with game

Appellation Village of the Côte de Beaune region (Côte-d’Or)

with notes of mustard seeds

'Pinot Noir'

A delightful dark pink colour

Arthur Bell & Sons' first appeared on the label in 1904

juniper berry