Bhakta 50 Year Old Armagnac "Lindburg" Barrel 25
Bhakta 50 Year Old Armagnac "Lindburg" Barrel 25 is a first-class flight through time—half a century in oak, daringly refined, and ready to make history all over again.
ABV 48.5%, 750 ml
Comprised of vintage Armagnacs 1868 – 1888 – 1924 –1931 – 1960 – 1963 –1967 – 1970, bottled in Condom, France
Barrel 25: "Lindburg", 591 Bottles produced
"The 25th barrel honors Charles Lindbergh, who, in 1927, boarded the Spirit of St. Louis, a single-engine monoplane, and took off for the first-ever nonstop flight from New York to Paris.
During his 33.5-hour odyssey, Lindbergh encountered storms, heavy seas – flying just 10 feet over the ocean at times – and often navigated by dead-reckoning due to a lack of navigational equipment."
Bhakta 50 Year Old Armagnac "Lindburg" Barrel 25
Bhakta 50 Year Old Armagnac "Lindburg" Barrel 25 is a first-class flight through time—half a century in oak, daringly refined, and ready to make history all over again.
ABV 48.5%, 750 ml
Comprised of vintage Armagnacs 1868 – 1888 – 1924 –1931 – 1960 – 1963 –1967 – 1970, bottled in Condom, France
Barrel 25: "Lindburg", 591 Bottles produced
"The 25th barrel honors Charles Lindbergh, who, in 1927, boarded the Spirit of St. Louis, a single-engine monoplane, and took off for the first-ever nonstop flight from New York to Paris.
During his 33.5-hour odyssey, Lindbergh encountered storms, heavy seas – flying just 10 feet over the ocean at times – and often navigated by dead-reckoning due to a lack of navigational equipment."
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Bhakta 50 Year Old Armagnac "Lindburg" Barrel 25 is a first-class flight through time—half a century in oak, daringly refined, and ready to make history all over again.
ABV 48.5%, 750 ml
Comprised of vintage Armagnacs 1868 – 1888 – 1924 –1931 – 1960 – 1963 –1967 – 1970, bottled in Condom, France
Barrel 25: "Lindburg", 591 Bottles produced
"The 25th barrel honors Charles Lindbergh, who, in 1927, boarded the Spirit of St. Louis, a single-engine monoplane, and took off for the first-ever nonstop flight from New York to Paris.
During his 33.5-hour odyssey, Lindbergh encountered storms, heavy seas – flying just 10 feet over the ocean at times – and often navigated by dead-reckoning due to a lack of navigational equipment."
