This 100% Grande Champagne blend contains cognacs from different distillers and growers from the Cognac region. The original strength of the blend is normally at 50% ABV, but it is brought down to 40% by adding older and thinner 15% Cognac ("vieilles faibles," very old, weak Grande Champagne) and one of the strengthes of Delamain cognac. Delamain Très Vénérable Grande Champagne Cognac is blended from different old Cognacs. The label design actually comes from a French Revolutionary bank note, the bottle was introduced in 1976.
700 ml
Grande Champagne
€
XO
TASTING NOTES
The colour is soft golden, the nose rather balanced and full of flower notes, rather light but still spicy. Some hints of wood and sweet rancio. The taste is presented in quite a full, smooth way, intense fruits. The finish is pretty solid.
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