Coñac Guillon Painturaud Renaissance

I remember this cognac from my first trip to Cognac back in 2013. It made a big impression on me. This version is not the same as the vintages have changed. This is a nice looking cognac with a mature look. On the nose it is both rich and inviting. I find both floral and fruity notes. It has an acid...

Dark amber colour. On the nose dried fruits, leather, rancio notes The palate is sweet on raisins, figs and dates followed by leather, fine rancio and spicy notes. The finish is elegant and of medium length ending on leather and rancio.

It’s always hard to convey the complexity of a great aged cognac. The nose is intense and sweet. Ripe dried fruit, raisin, almost a berry note. Toffee, leather, rancio. Toasted almond, marzipan. Dried herb, fenugreek. Fine delicate leather. Color: deep dark amber Taste: Sweet, supple, velvety....

The aroma is multifaceted and powerful enough. Soft, enveloping taste, without alcoholic burning. Low sweetness with noticeable astringency. The aftertaste is long lasting. Cognac disposes to a pleasant long conversation with friends. In my opinion, it does not need any additions.