1964 Baron Gaston Legrand Bas-Armagnac

Maison Lhéraud, located in the Lasdoux estate in Angeac within the Cognac appellation, was founded in 1860 by Alexandre Lhéraud, the first in his family to plant vines. Today, the estate spans 85 hectares across two Cognac crus, primarily Petite Champagne. The Lhéraud family owns five cellars made of blonde Charente stone where Limousin oak barrels age the Cognac naturally. In addition, Maison Lhéraud produces a variety of Armagnacs under the Baron Gaston Legrand label, crafted through simple distillation of dry white wines from the Ténarèze region in a column still.