Tasting review:
Eye: Deep amber - hints of shimmering mahogany.
Nose: Fresh oriental notes: Bergamot,orange peel, dark berries, gingerbread, clove & cinnamon embraced by sweet vanilla.
Palate: Silky-smooth & subtle to begin, followed by richer, more substantial flavors....
Extra Cognac
Extra: 30 Years average 
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Neat An Extra Cognac has to be at least 6 years of age, just like an XO Cognac. In fact, if you want to be precise, it falls into the XO age denomination. But it describes a quality that is superior to an XO and a Napoleon.
The average age for an EXTRA Cognac ranges between 15 and 25 years. Of course there are always e...
Extra: 30 Years average Neat
Neat An Extra Cognac has to be at least 6 years of age, just like an XO Cognac. In fact, if you want to be precise, it falls into the XO age denomination. But it describes a quality that is superior to an XO and a Napoleon.
The average age for an EXTRA Cognac ranges between 15 and 25 years. Of course there are always exceptions, for example if a Cognac brand choses to create a limited blend with old eaux-de-vie from their cellars. The next oldest age category is Réserve.
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Martell Cohibas nose is rather soft, mellow but complex. Some sweet notes, like vanilla, hazlenut and slight honey. In the mouth: Quite down the line, a good strength, but round and fresh - some wood aromas. The finish is well balanced.
The colour is golden, the nose has a solid note. The taste is round and smooth, strong and full fruit notes. The finish is persistent.
Tasting review:
Nose: Rich yet delicate, spices combined with vanilla, backed by floral aromas
Palate: Well balanced, powerful with finesse. An elegant Cognac with a truly satisfying finish.
Tasting review:
Eye: Deep, old gold color
Nose: Exceptionally complex - spicy (cinnamon & cloves) combine with light fruits and cigar box
Palate: Nutty, dried fruits, vanilla, with a delightfully complex and exceptionally long finish.
Powerful, a good sense of rancio - and a very long after taste.
Eye: Reddish amber.
Nose: Fragrant notes of cedar wood and orange blossom, with a wonderful and award-winning rancio. Incredibly complex array of aromas.
Palate: Chocolate cherry fudge with a nutty element, medium full body and a complex finish that goes on an on. The flavors are...
Tasting review by Le Reviseur:
Color: Old gold
Nose: Beautiful floral freshness with a hint of vegetables, evolving into spicy delicacy with cinnamon, rancio, & fruity notes in a syrup of quince.
Palate: Amazingly flexible with peach & apricot notes. The finish is powerful, elegant,...
Tasting review:
Eye: Old gold color
Nose: Complex, delightful aromas of cedar wood, candied fruits, honey, and a tang of rich cigar box
Palate: Oak and cedar wood, rich yet light - spicy, with a touch of cinnamon. Long, sustained finish with citrus, cigar box, and notes of candied...
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Fine nose with a strong rancio, fruits, citrus and dry tobacco and spices.
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Tasting review:
Eye: A beautiful amber colour flecked with shimmering glints of light
Nose: Generous notes of honey and fresh fruit: Vineyard peach, apricot, candied fruits, figs
Palate: Notes of dried fruits, raisins, almonds, and walnuts. Superb, long, lingering finish....
Tasting review:
Eye : Deep gold
Nose : Cocoa, vanilla, violet, and marvellous Rancio
Palate : Long, smooth, very persistent. A great Cognac to truly exerience the wonders of Rancio
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Eye: Old gold, with diamond flecks
Nose: Mellow, round, complex, with hints of fruits, spices, and cigar box
Palate: Delicious taste of rancio. Long, satisfying finish
Tasting review:
Eye: Warm, deep, old gold color
Nose: Remarkable floral freshness with leafy undertones, yielding to fine spices - notable cinnamon & pronounced aromas of stewed fruit & quince.
Palate: Exceptionally smooth, packed with peach and apricot, and a hint of resin and...
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The Essence of Courvoisier has a flowery, nutty taste, that unveils some caramel notes and honey. Some dry fruit and toffee in the mouth.
Eye: Mahogany with shimmers of copper.
Nose: Candied fruits i.e. apricot, smooth bouquet with aromas of aged port and cigar boxes. This is typical of this cru, thanks to the long ageing process.
Palate: An exceptional rancio that is typical of a great Grande Champagne distilled over...
On the eye the cognac is fine golden, on the nose with some floral and vanilla notes. The taste is round and honeyed with a deep finish.