Cobrafire Blanche d’ArmagnacOk, this thing is 51. 3% alcohol, so it won't exactly go down like milk. If it does, you're handling breakfast wrong. Yes, there is a Cobra on the label. The word fire is displayed. So what? Taste it. Try it without water first. Give it a chance as is. Youll see. Youll be surprised. It ain't what you think it is. Whats Blanche dArmagnac? Well, thats been our issue for years. Blanche is an appellation launched in 2015 to somewhat capitalize on the

Using a Pot Still distillate which is true to the original style of John’s Lane

San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2014

In the mouth it is round and smooth with more red fruit flavours combining the sweet tannins and a long satisfying finish

107 proof is a delight and would be an unexpected gift and/or addition to the liquor cabinet

however the first built in Yoichi

An elegant nebbiolo with ripe fruit

Once it has reached its peak flavor

The Viejo Indecente Espadín is an authentic embassador of mezcal

First built around 1812

making a great comparison with the more maritime Rockside Farm which provided barley for the 2007 vintage

Cooking I Fermentation

We just can't say enough good things