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Baron de Sigognac – The House of Armagnac
Baron de Sigognac – La Maison de l'Armagnac
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Armagnac Jean Cave
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Armagnac Jean Cave
The origins of Armagnac brandy go back to the Middle Ages. In the fifteenth century, brandy was only a pharmacopoeian product, the aqua ardente which revived the dying and was used as an antidote during epidemics. It was after the Reformation in France in the sixteenth century that brandy rose to fame and achieved the status of a beverage.
Jean Cave' s ARMAGNAC house was established in 1883 at Lannepax, a little village in the heart of the Gers.
Vineyard of Pouteou
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Vineyard of Pouteou
Nos Bas-Armagnacs millésimés vous attendent au Domaine de Poutëou où ils vieillissent patiemment dans leurs tonneaux de chêne. Distillées avec l'alambic de la propriété, ces eaux-de-vie sont issues des meilleures vignes du domaine situées à Labastide d'Armagnac, Arthez d'Armagnac, Mauléon d'Armagnac et Lannemaignan.
Region : Armagnac
32240 lannemaignan
Wine : Bas-Armagnacs
Vineyard of Albert Sounit
Vineyard of Albert Sounit
Region:
Bourgogne – Cote Chalonnais
Address:
5, Place du Champ de Foire
Rully 71150
Vineyard in Aignan
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Vineyard in Aignan
Region:
Armagnac
Address:
Place du Colonel Parisot
Aignan 32290
whitney
i am looking for a family we used to visit in toulouse they are jacques roucolle and family my friend was the son rene roucolle, our fathers met and maintained a friendship during the war, rene will be about 60 now, we are coming to the region in april and would love to become re-aquainted, my fathers name was maurice greenwood, my brother is rodney
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Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club
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Dolce Chantilly Golf
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Dolce Chantilly Golf
Our own 18-hole, par-72 course integrates water features, reed beds and pockets of forest, as well as the convenience of an inland links design that allows for year-round, dry-feet play. Four other prestigious courses are nearby to add extra variety. Training holes and a putting green allow visitors to warm up or practice at their leisure.
Nearby
International Golf du Lys
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International Golf Course Du Lys
7224 metres Par 70
This course is playable all year around. Comfortable in all seasons, neither mud nor water pools thanks to its sandy substratum, but also thanks to its trees. You are protected against wind on all levels
The architect Tom Simpson used all his talent to design a course with tree-lined fairways, and sun
International Golf Club Du Lys offers a real challenge with bunkers with mounds of grass that have perfect designs.