Founded by Pascal Dartigalongue under the reign of Louis Philippe in 1838, the Maison Dartigalongue is now the oldest producer of Bas Armagnacs. Based in Nogaro, in the heart of Bas Armagnac, where only wines from the area reputed for the refinement of its crus are distilled, the Dartigalongue House adopts the "Charantais" system, approved by decree in 1972 as being of superior quality thanks to the elimination of impurities and the achievement of a purer and more elegant spirit. BAS ARMAGNAC DARTIGALONGUE YOGI 30 ANS 40% CL.50 WOOD Production area: France. Aroma: With hints of vanilla, plum and spices. Taste: Decisive, round and balanced, with a richly fragrant finish. Colour: Bright amber. Food pairings: After-dinner. Alcohol content: 40%. Grape varieties: Ugni Blanc, Baco and Folle Blanche. Blend: 70% Bas Armagnac from 1974, and 30% from 1976.