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Château de Briat "Hors d'Age" 15-Year ArmagnacThe Chteau de Briat has a long and impressive history. Built in 1540, it first served as the hunting manor for Queen Jeanne d'Albret. The Queen's son, Henri de Navarrelater Henri IV, King of Franceoften stayed in the castle. In 1587, he gave it to one of his fellow officers as a reward for saving his life in battle. Today, eight hectares of vines are divided between Folle Blanche (45%), Bacco (38%) and Colombard (17%) and planted on Sables Fauves
The Château de Briat has a long and impressive history. Built in 1540, it first served as the hunting manor for Queen Jeanne d'Albret. The Queen's son, Henri de Navarre—later Henri IV, King of France—often stayed in the castle. In 1587, he gave it to one of his fellow officers as a reward for saving his life in battle.Today, eight hectares of vines are divided between Folle Blanche (45%), Bacco (38%) and Colombard (17%) and planted on Sables Fauves (iron-rich sand). Unlike many other Armagnac producers, Briat is a firm believer in keeping yields low and is not opposed to cutting fruit to give a final harvest of 60 hl/ha. Colombard is a particular favorite, and the eau de vie is made strictly with this grape.
Each varietal is distilled separately to 53°, and all of the 12 barrels aged at the property during a given year see new Limousin wood. After 2 or 3 years, they are transferred to older casks and, apart from an airing once a year, left to rest in the spacious yet primitive chai.
Topping up is not practiced. At Briat, they prefer to let the level fall, promote air contact, and therefore create a spirit that is less aggressive. Assemblage of various grapes takes place after a minimum of 4 years and, at times, not until their 10th birthday.
The Hor’s d’Age is a blend of 75% Bacco, 15% Folle Blanche, 10% Colombard. It is 12 years old, bottled at 44%.
Amber with extremely attractive legs. Supple, elegant texture holds notes of licorice, chocolate, toffee and oak. Excellent value.
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Good bang for buck
Nice and budget friendly valet tray, would buy again!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great organizer! No more lost stuff!
We bought this for a friend who was always misplacing his keys, badge, wallet, etc... This has helped him get his every day carry stuff organized and he has not "lost" anything since.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Good value, but buyers should be aware that the metal base extends only on edges
I think this tray is a good value compared to other vendor's products that are $100+. I plan to keep it because it is a good value for me. HOWEVER, realize that the metal base does not extend across the full base of the cork liner. Metal pieces are only on the edge of long side of the liner. Also, the metal is lightweight.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good quality!
Good quality for price. Exactly what I expected
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great Quality. As Described.
As described. Great quality. Attractive
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026