Roland Bru Extra Cognac

Deep amber/mahogany with scarlet highlights. First nose is floral, deep, almost intoxicating without seeming alcoholic. It enters the mouth syrupy, but only for an instant, then spicy with a little fruit sweetness, quickly leading to a nice spicy/citrus finish.

This is the first time I taste this cognac. I have had other products from the same producer, and I enjoyed them a lot. This is a blend, a large part is Grande Champagne, the rest is Fins Bois and Petite Champagne. The age is around 25-30 years. The color is nice mahogany-like. On the nose it offers...

Tasted from a sample of the Advent Calendar: Deep amber colour. Rich, mature nose on baked apples with fine spices (cinnamon, cardamum), dried flowers and chocolate. The palate is fresh and mellow on candied lemons, toffee and liquorice. The finish is of medium length, ending on citrus fruits,...

I was pleasantly surprised of how good it was, I would definitely recommend it to somebody, this one ranks high on my list of great cognacs!!!

After drinking deau XO cognac, I became interested in this extra cognac. Open the wine bottle, emerging a green lemon and spicy ginger fragrance, feel very special. A sip of cognac is very mellow, fresh flowers and preserved lemon linger together for a long time. It's really a balanced cognac....

This was our first Roland Bru, and we found it to be excellent, the best of our recent purchases. Amber, orange, bronze color. Creme Brulee nose. We could have enjoyed the nose for a long time before drinking, but couldn't wait too long to taste. Very smooth in the mouth, almost syrupy. We thought...

Very unique tasting to me. Not sure what I pick up on nose but it is pleasant. Very mild initial palette. Almost watery with a what is missing taste but within seconds the flavor hits. Good spice and nice finish. Definitely has lemon acidic aftertaste which makes up for the initial splash on...

i never heard of this brand before but i'll buy it again...soo smooth and flavorful well worth the money.