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The multi-award winning Cognac from the Boinaud Estate will take you on a journey to both the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne terroirs. The De Luze Extra Fine Champagne Cognac does just as its name suggests; this is an “extra” quality offering, which means that each eau-de-vie within the blend has been aged to true perfection over the course of many years. The average Extra Cognac has been aged for at least 30 years. The finished product is smooth, refined and yet powerful; providing the taster with some of the more unusual flavors and aromas which can only be discovered in such a well-matured Cognac. This Cognac will certainly transport you on a journey across the most highly coveted crus in the region. The Fine Champagne blend has been assembled with the utmost care and respect given to the Cognac maison and its values and its humble beginnings in the vineyard. Some of the more unique sensory delights include those of fresh hazelnuts, cigar box, and narcissus. And if you're looking for a Cognac that truly shows you how long a taste sensation can linger, than this is definitely one to try.
The presentation of the De Luze Extra Fine Champagne is utterly sublime, with the newly designed carafe that is both contemporary and eye-catching. This is a Cognac that will be well received by even the most fastidious of liquor specialists, and can more than hold its own at the smartest of occasions. It also arrives in a stunning black, leather look geometric box.
Take a look at the De Luze Cognac house here on our blog, or even read about the time that we visited the Cognac house for a tour with Remi Boinaud.
Where does one begin with the awards won by the De Luze Extra? They include:
This is a beautifully balanced cognac. Its intense nose gives way to a round, elegant palate. The interplay of dark fruit, wood and floral spiced notes make this a wonderfully rewarding, supple blend. Although this is cognac is thick and full bodied, its finish is smooth and lingering. Even some...
The cognac house has a uniquely interesting history, with the origins of the company in New York! Two brothers set off to find success in the New World in the early 19th century. And they did. De Luze is still a successful business with 410 hectares of vineyards in the prime growing area of Cognac. Their philosophy is to create a natural cognac with an elegant and light taste and colour.
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