60,10€
L’Encantada’s Bogosse is a cask-strength Armagnac aged for 7 years, first in black Gascony oak, then in Limousin oak.
Made mainly from Ugni blanc, it reveals a fresh, gourmand profile, marked by citrus, quince, candied fruit and light balsamic notes.
An atypical, approachable small batch, designed to reveal the full intensity of a great cask-strength Armagnac.
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L’Encantada’s Bogosse is a cask-strength Armagnac designed to make the world of cask-strength spirits more approachable, without compromising on intensity or character.
Aged for 7 years in casks, this Armagnac stands out for its original aging, combining first black Gascony oak, then Limousin oak. This dual wood influence fully shapes its profile: pedunculate oak brings depth and structure, while sessile oak contributes more to its rich, gourmand character.
The result is a young, generous and expressive Armagnac, which retains all the energy of its age while already showing a lovely complexity.
Bogosse has a different personality from more traditional Armagnacs.
Its goal is simple: to offer a cask-strength Armagnac able to appeal to Armagnac lovers as well as those who come from rum, whisky or other gourmand spirits.
The blend is built around Ugni blanc, a grape variety of particular importance in this cuvée. It develops an aromatic profile dominated by fruit, citrus, quince and a few balsamic notes.
Its freshness and rich, gourmand character make it a particularly lively Armagnac, far from the woodier or more austere expressions some still associate with this Gascon eau-de-vie.
One of Bogosse’s distinctive features lies in its aging process.
After a stint in black Gascony oak, the Armagnac continues its evolution in Limousin oak.
These two types of wood play complementary roles. The first helps structure the eau-de-vie and give it depth, while the second reinforces roundness and gourmand notes.
This aging allows Bogosse to retain a beautiful tension while developing a more velvety, expressive texture.
On the nose, this cask-strength Armagnac is immediately fruity and gourmand.
Citrus notes dominate at first, before giving way to more pastry-like notes reminiscent of a quince jelly tart fresh out of the oven.
On the palate, the texture is velvety and racy. Candied fruit appears quickly, followed by saline notes evoking salted butter caramel and fresh butter.
In retro-olfaction, pastry notes then reveal bitter almonds and spices.
The finish is long and evolving. A light roasted note blends with the freshness of fresh grapes and perfectly integrated oak.
The Bogosse 7 ans was also recognized at the Spirits Selection of the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, where it received a Grand Gold Medal.
This award highlights the originality and quality of this cuvée, tasted blind among several thousand international samples.
Bogosse is best enjoyed neat, at room temperature, to fully appreciate its aromatic profile.
Let it open up for a few minutes in the glass: the citrus and fruit notes progressively evolve toward more gourmand, pastry-like and spicy notes.
Its generous, atypical style can also appeal to old rum or whisky lovers looking to discover Armagnac in a different way.
With Bogosse, L’Encantada offers a more offbeat Armagnac, both in substance and in form.
Its square bottle and double-reading label reflect this desire to play with Armagnac’s traditional codes.
On one side, the goal is to make cask-strength tasting more approachable. On the other, the aim is to offer a great Armagnac at a price that can open the door to new enthusiasts.
To discover a more mature and classic expression, you can also explore the Sélection L’Encantada 20 ans.
And to go further into long aging, also discover the Sélection L’Encantada 25 ans