This cognac was aged in a 300-litre oak barrel and was used to top up the other barrels in the cellar. This is why, since it was not filled, it was naturally aerated during all the years of ageing.
Acquired from a Charente family, the original distillery has not been found. However, the certificates show that it is a Grande Champagne cognac.
It was bottled in August by us in 213 numbered copies, without reduction in strength (cask strength).
Florian's tasting notes
Opening: Royal lilies and queen roses, mint and camphor, anise and licorice. Brown tobacco, black pepper, hot paprika.
A deep mouth on dried plums and raisins. Elegant with flowers, a ripe yellow fruit side, notes of tar and Lapsang souchong tea.
“A complex and powerful cognac…”
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