Château de Ravignan, 2004, Bas Armagnac, France (1x70cl)

Château de Ravignan, 2004, Bas Armagnac, France (1x70cl)

This recent discovery is heading to the UK shortly.

Following an extensive tasting we selected 3 vintages which are all inbound to the UK.

My LinkedIn post gives a bit of background...

This special Armagnac was bottled on 11th September 2026 - specially for us! We believe that although not inexpensive it is rather exceptional and is worth every penny...

Better photos to follow! 

Description: Castles have graced the property of what is now the Château de Ravignan in the Bas-Armagnac area of Perquie, Landes, since the 12th century.

The name Ravignan itself comes from the deep ravines surrounding the property that once served as their natural defense. The château was later occupied by feudal barons and partially destroyed during the religious wars of the 16th century.

In the mid-17th century, a Louis XIII manor was built on the property, and in 1732, vineyards were planted. Around the same time, the property was sold to Jean La Croix who later took the name Ravignan.

Today the estate is managed by Jean-Henry d’Orglandes, his charismatic son, Josselin, Josselin’s wife, Christine, and her brother, Baron Louis de Ravignan.