Review list

Lheraud XO Charles VII presents a powerful and structured style, where oak influence and dryness take precedence over immediate sweetness, creating a more mature and assertive expression. In the glass, it shows a deep copper color with above-average viscosity, hinting at both concentration and...

Lhéraud 1996 Petite Champagne presents a rich and expressive profile, where spice, sweetness and oak influence are carried by a clear sense of structure. In the glass, it shows a bronze color with lighter golden reflections. The nose is intense and concentrated, with a moderately sweet, spice...

Lhéraud 1976 Bon Bois is a deeply expressive vintage Cognac, combining richness, sweetness and spice with a remarkable sense of balance between cask influence and terroir. In the glass, it shows a copper-toned mahogany color, reflecting its long maturation. The nose is intense and profound, o...

François Voyer 1993 Grande Champagne is a striking example of a vintage Cognac where energy, structure and terroir take clear precedence over softness or sweetness. In the glass, it shows a light mahogany-tinged amber color. The nose is intense and immediately expressive, driven by its higher...

Dupuy XO Prestige offers a more complex and layered interpretation within the XO range, combining a rich aromatic profile with a drier, more structured palate driven by terroir rather than oak. In the glass, it shows a deep amber color. The nose is intense and expressive, leaning toward a swee...