Domaine Tariquet Bas-Armagnac 1994

Tariquet

Domaine Tariquet Bas-Armagnac 1994

Style Armagnac, Armagnac > Bas Armagnac
Producer Tariquet
Origin Bas-Armagnac (Eauze, Gascony)
Bottle 700ml
$311 / btl
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What it tastes like.

Grape Variety: 60% Ugni-blanc 40% Baco Tasting Notes: Vintage blonde colour, slightly tiled. The nose is ripe, well vanilla, some aromas of hazelnut then a very pleasant sensation of sweetness. The aromatic palette turns out to be noble, very cigar box and cashew nuts on the glass bottom. The palate is suave, powerful, thick with a feeling of opulence, bringing in the finish more orange freshness.

45.5% ABV

700ml

The house

About Tariquet.

Bas-Armagnac (Eauze, Gascony) ·Est. 1683 (estate); 1912 (Grassa family ownership)

Domaine Tariquet has produced Armagnac at Château du Tariquet since 1683, in the heart of Bas-Armagnac near Eauze. The Grassa family acquired the estate in 1912 and has run it across four generations since. The estate's distinguishing focus is the Folle Blanche grape — historically the dominant Armagnac variety until phylloxera, but largely replaced by hardier Ugni Blanc — which the Grassas reintroduced in the 1980s. Tariquet now holds the largest Folle Blanche planting in Armagnac at 25 hectares.

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At the table

How to pour it.

  • Temperature

    Room temperature. No ice for the first pour — taste the spirit before diluting.

  • Glassware

    Tulip or copita — NOT a balloon snifter (drops the aroma).

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Why Caravan backs Tariquet

Bas-Armagnac (Eauze, Gascony)

Château du Tariquet was built in 1683 in the Bas-Armagnac region of south-western France, and Armagnac has been distilled on the estate continuously since. The Grassa family — Pierre Grassa was born in France to Spanish parents from the Sierra de Guara — acquired the property in 1912 through marriage with the Artaud family, who had owned it previously. The estate sits in the Bas-Armagnac sub-appellation, recognised as the source of the most cellar-worthy Armagnac eaux-de-vie, with vineyards bordering the town of Eauze.

The Grassa family's distinguishing decision was to reintroduce the Folle Blanche grape at scale in the 1980s. Folle Blanche was historically the dominant Armagnac variety until phylloxera devastated it in the late nineteenth century; producers replanted predominantly with Ugni Blanc, which is hardier but less aromatic. Tariquet's 25-hectare Folle Blanche planting is now the largest in Armagnac. The house's headline range — Pure Folle Blanche at multiple ages (8, 12, 15 years and beyond) — works the variety in single-grape expression, distinct from the conventional Armagnac multi-grape blend.

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