Château de Laubade is a Bas-Armagnac producer based in Gascony, southwestern France. The estate specializes in armagnac, the region's traditional brandy produced through distillation of wine and aged in oak. The producer represents the classical approach to armagnac production, maintaining traditional methods in one of France's most historically significant brandy regions.

Bas-Armagnac, located in the western part of the Armagnac appellation, is known for producing lighter, more delicate brandies compared to other armagnac zones. The region's chalky and sandy soils, combined with its maritime climate, contribute to this characteristic profile. Brandies from Bas-Armagnac tend toward floral and fruity notes, with a subtle complexity that develops through patient aging in oak.

The current offering from Château de Laubade includes an X.O. expression, indicating minimum aging requirements that reflect extended time in barrel. This age category typically displays the mellowed character and integrated oak influence that comes from years of maturation.