Wine
Bhakta 1973 Armagnac
- Item Number
- 69
- Estimated Value
- 399 USD
- Sold
- 325 USD to mb1507cb9
- Number of Bids
- 10 - Bid History
Item Description
1973 Bhakta Armagnac!
Exquisitely complex and astoundingly aged, BHAKTA 1973 Armagnac is the 50 Year, Golden Anniversary Armagnac vintage. A landmark year at every level—⨠and a pure distillation of the spirit of celebration — this vintage shows a nose of baked apple, old books cinnamon, and leather, followed by nutmeg and macerated raisins on the palate. In history, 1973 was defined by the opening of the World Trade Center, the sale of the New York Yankees to George Steinbrenner, and the departure of the last American soldier from Vietnam.
BHAKTA Spirits is the owner of the world’s oldest collection of spirits—a stock of rare and ancient Armagnac vintages encompassing nearly every year from the present to 1868. These spirits have witnessed three centuries of history.
BHAKTA’s unique portfolio of ancient Armagnac is an extraordinary opportunity to offer your customers “history in a bottle”: spirits with incomparable age statements (at prices that, while miraculous today, are already increasingly quickly). Not only is there nothing like BHAKTA available on the market, there will never again be anything like it. Once it’s gone, it’s gone forever.
Donated by Bhakta Spirits - https://shopbhakta.com/products/bhakta-1973-armagnac-750ml
Item Special Note
Must pick up at the Museum or shipped for additional charges.
Must be 21 years of age to purchase
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