Château de Laubade 1950 - Bas Armagnac millésime - b. 1999 - 70cl

LOT HIGHLIGHTS A magnificent bottle of 1950 Vintage Bas-Armagnac from the highly acclaimed Château de Laubade in Sorbets (Gers, France). Bottled in October 1999 (Batch L261), this bottle offers an extraordinary opportunity to acquire an exceptional, well preserved 48-year cask-aged Bas-Armagnac from a landmark vintage. KEY FEATURES & PROVENANCE * Producer: Château de Laubade (LEDA S.A.) * Appellation: Bas-Armagnac AOC * Vintage Year: 1950 * Bottling Date: October 1999 (Hand-certified on back label by the Maître de Chai) * Maturation: Aged for 49 consecutive years in Gascon oak barrels before bottling * Quantity: 1 Bottle (70cl) * Alcohol: 40% Vol. * Packaging: Includes 1 original wooden presentation case with the estate's authentic heritage parchment scroll. CONDITION & PRESERVATION * Liquid Level: High neck / Top shoulder level. * Wax Seal: Original brown wax capsule is complete, intact, and firmly sealed. * Labels: Front and rear labels are in excellent vintage condition with original gold embossing and legible batch stamp (L261 - OCT 99). * Storage: Stored under controlled, cellar-cool conditions. ABOUT CHÂTEAU DE LAUBADE Founded in 1870, Château de Laubade is widely regarded as one of the premier single-estate Bas-Armagnac properties in Gers. Known for their vast library of vintage spirits, Laubade single vintages are distilled from single-harvest grape varieties and matured for decades in local oak barrels until bottled upon demand by the Maître de Chai. SHIPPING & PACKAGING * Professional wine/spirits shipping box with shock-absorbing protection. * Track & Trace insured shipping worldwide.

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