Armagnac Hors d'âge J. de Malliac (700ml, 40%)
Collectibles / Spirits & Wines

Armagnac Hors d'âge J. de Malliac (700ml, 40%)

This is a premium bottle of Armagnac Hors d'âge from the producer J. de Malliac, housed in its original rustic wooden presentation crate. The bottle is a distinctively squat, rounded 'basquaise' style made of dark green glass, appearing nearly black due to the liquid density. It features a heavy red wax seal over the cork and neck, imprinted with a golden crest, mirrored by two additional wax-style seals on the parchment-colored main label. The label displays elegant cursive script identifying the producer and the 'Hors d'âge' designation, which signifies the spirit has been aged for a minimum of ten years, though often much longer for this specific brand. A handwritten bottle number, 'no. 6/103', suggests a limited production or specific bottling run. The bottle is 700ml with a 40% alcohol volume. Condition-wise, the glass is dusty, indicating long-term storage, but the wax seal remains intact and remarkably well-preserved. There is some slight yellowing to the paper label and background pamphlet, consistent with an estimated age of 20 to 40 years. The wooden crate shows natural knots and a raw, unrefined finish typical of traditional French spirits packaging.

Estimated Value

$250 - $400

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles / Spirits & Wines

Appraised On

April 29, 2026

Estimated Value

$250 - $400

Item Description

This is a premium bottle of Armagnac Hors d'âge from the producer J. de Malliac, housed in its original rustic wooden presentation crate. The bottle is a distinctively squat, rounded 'basquaise' style made of dark green glass, appearing nearly black due to the liquid density. It features a heavy red wax seal over the cork and neck, imprinted with a golden crest, mirrored by two additional wax-style seals on the parchment-colored main label. The label displays elegant cursive script identifying the producer and the 'Hors d'âge' designation, which signifies the spirit has been aged for a minimum of ten years, though often much longer for this specific brand. A handwritten bottle number, 'no. 6/103', suggests a limited production or specific bottling run. The bottle is 700ml with a 40% alcohol volume. Condition-wise, the glass is dusty, indicating long-term storage, but the wax seal remains intact and remarkably well-preserved. There is some slight yellowing to the paper label and background pamphlet, consistent with an estimated age of 20 to 40 years. The wooden crate shows natural knots and a raw, unrefined finish typical of traditional French spirits packaging.

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