1 bottle Château de Laubade 1941. Bas-Armagnac, France. Armagnac. 70 cl. With its wooden box. See images to check the condition of the label, the level and the box. From a private collection cellar, kept in optimal conditions of temperature and humidity. Armagnac distilled from a single vintage and matured for a minimum of 15 years. Each vintage of Laubade is essentially unique and faithfully reflects the particularities of that year's climate. Armagnac Château de Laubade is one of the most important references within the Armagnac appellation in France. It is an Armagnac (a type of brandy or wine spirit, similar to Cognac, but distilled continuously in a special still), produced exclusively in the Armagnac region, in the southwest of France. The Château was built in 1870 and is a wine estate that manages its own 105 hectares of vineyards.