Fins Bois 33 years old Grosperrin Cognac

Tasting notes :

Eye : Amber with brown highlights.

Nose : Complex and rich. Rancio, cooked fruits, spices and tobacco.

Palate : Round with a slight tannic edge. Spices, wood, dried fruits and roasted fruits.

Finish : Long and persistent.

An exceptional old Cognac !

This Cognac comes from a winegrower in the commune of Pessines, in Charente-Maritime, a few kilometres from the town of Saintes. With a minimum age guarantee of 33 years, this Cognac was produced by a producer who is now retired. The attention he has paid to ageing is remarkable, with the use of high-quality new casks at the start of the ageing process.

A rigorous artisanal approach.

The expression of Grosperrin Cognac lies in the "the unadorned expression of the Charente's heritage". Guilhem Grosperrin, the Cognac craftsman, travels the land Charente from year to year, and is enriched by exceptional discoveries and encounters, particularly from family heirlooms and confidential successions. The preservation traditional know-how is cultivated by these loyal relationships that capture the uniqueness of each vintage Cognac and exceptional batch.

Turning craftsmanship into art.

Aged and meticulously blended in a restored 19th century cellar on the banks of the Charente in Saintes, Grosperrin Cognac are works of art, crafted with respect for their history to better reveal it. Each batch is the living testimony of a parcel of land, a terroir, a cask, a history and a family.