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Chateau des Plassons Napoleon is aged for a minimum of 6 years and makes for an excellent cognac to be drank on its own.
| Age | Growth Area (Cru) | Bottle | ABV |
| Napoléon | Bons Bois | 750 ml | 40% |
Tasting notes
We have no tasting reviews for you yet, but have found that the producer writes that it is a very elegant old cognac with special flavours that develop on the palate.
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