A single-vintage bottling from one of Bas‑Armagnac’s most exclusive and lesser-known estates. Remarkably rare for its age, with outstanding provenance, it is highly sought after by mature spirit collectors. The 1933 vintage is exceptionally mature and exceedingly uncommon in bottles that remain in excellent condition, enhancing its appeal to discerning collectors. Estates of this calibre produced very limited quantities, and this bottle represents a rare survivor from a seldom-seen collection of historic aged bottlings.

Armagnac is a type of French brandy produced in the Armagnac region of Gascony, in southwestern France. It is one of the oldest distilled spirits in France, predating Cognac.