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This cognac comes directly from Paradise, at least thats what one could think reading the name. Actually it comes from the 19th century: Cognac Hennessy Paradis is a XO, and comes in a 70 cl decanter, 40% ABV. Its blend is a very fine one, combining over 100 different eaux-de-vie spirits, some of them were distilled in 1880. You can buy this Hennessy bottle online at a price of $979.
| Age | Growth Area (Cru) | Bottle | ABV |
| Hors d'Age , aged 30-50 years | Blend | 700 ml | 40% |
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Tasting notes
The Paradis color is bronze-copper, on the nose: Some notes reveal some slight pepper, spicy aromas - then fruits and dry roses. On the palate: We discover a delicate rancio, full fruits - finally a bomb of different aromas, great balanced length and very round.
Recent Awards
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2010, Gold
World Spirits Competition
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2012, Double Gold
World Spirits Competition
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Recent Comments about this Cognac
Add CommentThe cognac is everything the tasting notes say, but develops even more flavours after airing for 60 - 90 mins, e.g. wood and almonds on the nose and something like wood, leather and old cognac on the palate plus cedar in the aftertaste. It's complex and it'll take a few more tries to really nail this one down!