Fruit and honey aromas, delicate and gentle on the palate; with cheese
Pineau des Charentes is traditionally made in western France from unfermented grape juice and Cognac eau-de-vie and aged from 5 to 15 years in oak barrel.
Special combination of cognac and oat milk: notes of speculoos, oats, and cognac.
Round, appetizing, pear flavors—a true Peardise!
Intense, fruity nose, well-balanced on the palate, with fine notes of wood that are more pronounced in the Vieille Réserve.
Aromatic; "Arctic" freshness meets intriguing sweetness. White pepper, dried fruits, vanilla.
Subtle aromatics with jasmine and violet; on the palate, stewed prune, honey, and Russian leather.
Rarity from the Atlantic Coast: Cognac made from the typically fruity Colombard grape; tobacco and toffee on the palate.
Rarity from the Atlantic Coast: Cognac made from the Montils grape variety; soft, long, buttery notes, dried plum.
Rarity from the Atlantic Coast: Cognac from Folle Blanche; Orange and Marmalade on the Palate
A floral nose, a fruity and chiseled mouth, a light tannin and a heightened warmth. Spices, rancio, cinnamon and black pepper.
A unique Grande Champagne cognac; masculine, fruity, with a clear finish.
