BHAKTA 1989 Armagnac Bourbon and Granny Smith apple on

and Granny Smith apple on the nose

BHAKTA 1989 — produced only from Ugni Blanc grapes grown on clay and limestone soil in Armagnac’s Tenarèze sub-region — shows a striking nose of exotic citrus

heavy seas - flying just 10 feet over the ocean at times - and often navigated by dead reckoning due to a lack of navigational equipment

5-hour odyssey

symbolizes a unique Franco-American legacy

BHAKTA 1989 Armagnac Bourbon and Granny Smith apple onThe pure distillation of the year 1989 BHAKTA 1989 produced only from Ugni Blanc grapes grown on clay and limestone soil in Armagnacs Tenarze sub region shows a striking nose of exotic citrus, caramel, wax, and old library books, followed by an explosively lively palate of pepper, zesty citrus, resin, and old oak. In history, 1989 was defined by uprisings against Communism in China and Czechoslovakia, the launch of Lexus and Infiniti, and the release