MARQUIS DE MONTESQUIOU 1984 Château Campagne d'Armagnac

Created in 1965 by the CEO of Pernod to craft the famous Marquis de Montesquiou armagnac, the distillery closed in the early 2000s, leaving a handful of forgotten casks in the darkness of its cellars. Twenty years later, Alexander Stein (founder of Monkey 47) unearthed this intact treasure to give birth to the Domino Collection. Presented unblended and untouched, these raw armagnacs stand out for their mature and rich, indulgent profile. The series brings together 29 ultra-limited editions, where each bottle becomes an exceptional piece marked by a unique domino on its label. Edition 2 (4:6) — 1984 Vintage Crafted from the 1984 vintage of pure Folle Blanche grape variety from Éauze (Gers), this exceptional mahogany-hued armagnac offers remarkable maturity. The nose opens with intense aromas of dried fruit, dates, and vanilla, before revealing a round and melting palate with notes of plum and sweet wood. Bottled at 48.8% ABV, this release is strictly limited to 250 bottles.