Frequently Asked Questions
What does a vintage on the label mean?
It is the harvest year the eau-de-vie was distilled from. A bottle listed as vintage 1987 and 37 years old means it was harvested in 1987 and spent 37 years in barrel before it was transitioned into a demijohn or bottled.
How much does shipping cost?
Flat rate shipping is $19.99 for orders of one to six bottles and $12.99 for merchandise-only orders. Full terms are in the shipping policy.
How should I store my Armagnac bottles?
Keep bottles upright in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. Sealed bottles should keep indefinitely as long as stored in the proper conditions. An opened bottle is at its best over the following year or two, and once the fill level goes below 1/2 it is best to finish within the coming months or transition liquid to a smaller bottle to avoid potential oxidation.
How do I order a single barrel for my business or club?
Send us a message on our contact us page linked here and we'll get back to you as soon as possible to discuss availability and options.
Who can purchase an OADE Armagnac Single Barrel?
Single barrels are available for businesses, groups, clubs, and individuals that meet the proper criteria.
Where does OADE Armagnac come from?
OADE Armagnac curates individual casks of Armagnac directly from Gascony, FR. We work intimately with Producers and Negotiants throughout Bas Armagnac, Ténarèze, and Haut Armagnac to acquire each one.
Where can I find tasting notes about your products?
The best place to find tasting notes and more info about specific releases is inside each product page on our online shop.
Who created OADE Armagnac?
OADE Armagnac was founded by Dan Hakker. You can read more about our story here.
I have a press, media, or influencer inquiry—where should I reach out?
Send us a message on our contact us page linked here and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
How can I learn more about future releases and updates?
Make sure to sign up for our mailing list here and to follow us on Instagram at @oadearmagnac
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