Labiette Castille 1980 Bas Armagnac

Aromas of fall with dried maple leaf, forest floor and cedar chest. The palate has dried fruits, some barrel spice and the forest floor returning, with a little pepper on the finish. D&M Tasting Notes

The name Labiette Castille comes from two specific localities belonging to the village of Sorbets (Gers, France) that are called : “Labiette” on the western part of the vineyards, and “Castille”, to the east. Our logotype represents a Knight of the King, paying tribute to the most famous musketeer D’Artagnan.

Our house was founded in the late 19th century by a native family of Sorbets and is owned by the Lesgourgues family since the mid-1970’s.

The house uses the main grape varieties coming from the vineyard located in the Bas Armagnac. Predominantly Baco 22A and Ugni Blanc, and secondary Colombard and Folle Blanche. Distillery Notes