Michel Barlaam, Cognac VSOP (1982) - 70cl
€41.50
(€58.57 L)
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Intense, fruity nose, well-balanced on the palate, with fine notes of wood that are more pronounced in the Vieille Réserve.
Vineyard and winemaker: Michel Barlaam is retired but still has a large reserve of Vieux Cognac and Pineau, 90% of which he sells to his private clientele. They win you over from the very first tasting, and although they are not a major brand, their quality and finesse give them serious competition. Mr Barlaam does not advertise, and you can only become a customer by recommendation. The Cognac appellation is reserved for local products controlled by a regional commission.
The VSOP is from 1982.
Tasting notes: Intense, fruity nose, well-balanced on the palate with fine woody notes.
Service: As an after-dinner drink or aperitif. Serve chambré (16-18°) in Cognac glasses. A great gift.
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Data sheet
| Volume | 0,70l |
| Alcohol | 40% |
| Producer | Michel BARLAAM, 16210 RIOUX-MARTIN, France |
| Bottling | Mis en bouteille à la Propriété |
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Intense, fruity nose, well-balanced on the palate, with fine notes of wood that are more pronounced in the Vieille Réserve.