Review list

I like to think that most grosperrin has an identity that I can spot despite the many producers that all create different cognacs. For Grosperrin to me it is that yellow stone fruit, think of peaches and a touch of honey. Often mixed with a good touch of flowers. They always have just enough of a...

Black tea and slight citrus on the nose dark and intense color makes me think this was first rested in new charred barrels. This really is enhanced with time in the glass, give it at least 30min and let those dark and chocolaty notes come alive. Dark fudgy chocolate as it swirls from front to bac...

Michel Forgeron 1984 brut de fut 54% cognac - Nose: honey, flowers, slight perfume, oak - Palate: oak grapes and tannins, a little heat like cayenne pepper, violets and a touch of vanilla. Explosion of flowers gone in a flash - Finish: medium oak drying and flowers hold the focus - Though...