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BHAKTA "Lindbergh" 50 Year Old 1868-1970 Barrel 25 Armagnac
BHAKTA "Lindbergh" 50 Year Old 1868-1970 Barrel 25 Armagnac
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- BrandBhakta Spirits
- CategoryArmagnac
- CountryFrance
- Alcohol48.2%
Get Ready to Go Back: BHAKTA "Lindbergh" 50 Year Old Armagnac
Crafted by the visionary Raj Peter Bhakta, BHAKTA Spirits is your friendly neighborhood House of Vintages. Known for its collection of Single Vintage Spirits, this brand is the Doc Brown of Whiskeys, Brandies, Rums, and more, with an 1868 Armagnac as rare as the DeLorean. Their philosophy? Helping you "Find Your Spirit" at their historic properties across France, Vermont, and Florida.
Let's hop in that DeLorean and meet BHAKTA "Lindbergh" 50 Year Old 1868-1970 Barrel 25 Armagnac. This barrel-aged rum is the perfect blend of New World Spirit and Old World Cask Finish. It's a 1.21 jigowatt pairing of Jamaican column still Rum from Clarendon/Monymusk and pot still Rum from Appleton Estates. Aged for three more years in second-fill MGP Bourbon and Rye barrels, the result is an Armagnac that's guaranteed to get your tastebuds up to 88 mph!
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hazelnut
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spicy
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peaty
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pepper
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bitter
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walnut
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rich
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lingering
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warm
Appearance / Color
Deep amber orange
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Treacle, beeswax, hazelnut, fall spices
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Peaty, peppery attack; full mouthfeel
Finish
Pleasant bitter walnutty finish
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Get Ready to Go Back: BHAKTA "Lindbergh" 50 Year Old Armagnac
Crafted by the visionary Raj Peter Bhakta, BHAKTA Spirits is your friendly neighborhood House of Vintages. Known for its collection of Single Vintage Spirits, this brand is the Doc Brown of Whiskeys, Brandies, Rums, and more, with an 1868 Armagnac as rare as the DeLorean. Their philosophy? Helping you "Find Your Spirit" at their historic properties across France, Vermont, and Florida.
Let's hop in that DeLorean and meet BHAKTA "Lindbergh" 50 Year Old 1868-1970 Barrel 25 Armagnac. This barrel-aged rum is the perfect blend of New World Spirit and Old World Cask Finish. It's a 1.21 jigowatt pairing of Jamaican column still Rum from Clarendon/Monymusk and pot still Rum from Appleton Estates. Aged for three more years in second-fill MGP Bourbon and Rye barrels, the result is an Armagnac that's guaranteed to get your tastebuds up to 88 mph!
- BrandBhakta Spirits
- CategoryArmagnac
- CountryFrance
- Alcohol48.2%
-
hazelnut
-
spicy
-
peaty
-
pepper
-
bitter
-
walnut
-
rich
-
lingering
-
warm
Appearance / Color
Deep amber orange
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Treacle, beeswax, hazelnut, fall spices
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Peaty, peppery attack; full mouthfeel
Finish
Pleasant bitter walnutty finish
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