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Introducing a very fine Cognac indeed. The Grosperrin N°71 Petite Champagne is everything you would expect from the “big” Petite Champagne terroir. It is an elegant and refined Cognac, which is not a Vintage but has a guaranteed minimum age of 33 years spent sleeping in casks. It has been distilled over lees, and is a beautiful bottling due to its unique snapshot of the Petite Champagne.
The high chalk content of this terroir makes for fantastic eaux-de-vie. Grosperrin never adds color, sugar nor caramel to adjust the flavoring - making their Cognacs easier to drink.
Jean Grosperrin believes that the quality of a Cognac is directly related to the quality of the individual producing and maturing it. By visiting each winegrower and vineyard, hearing the story of the distillery and maturing techniques, he understands the precious nature of a Cognac before even tasting it. Each one of the Cognacs that he selects for the Collection tells its own story - one of older Cognac making techniques, without technology or guaranteed abundant harvests.
A simple bottle like the others of the Cognac de Collection, and bottled at 48.5% ABV.
Enjoy this Cognac neat and savor its age.
A slightly darker amber color.
Delicate sense of sweetness.
Great one.
I think the cost performance is also good.
This relatively new, independent cognac house was created in 1992 and the brand named after its founder.
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