- Âge du cognac
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VSOP
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- Appellation Contrôlée
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Grande Champagne
Petite ChampagnePour en savoir plus sur les différentes regions de culture, cliquez ici
- Taille de bouteille
- 700ml
- Teneur en alcool
- 40%
- Marque
- Kelt Cognac
69 $US
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Prix
Appellation (Cru) & sol: Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne

Grande Champagne

Petite Champagne
Description
This Very Superior Old Pale is the youngest cognac of Kelt; the blend must be four years but the KELT VSOP is apparently considerably older. The Kelt VSOP cognac is Grande Champagne 1er Cru.
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À propos de Kelt Cognac
Produced purely from grapes grown in the Grande Champagne, Cognac Kelt is all about the traditions of old. To the extent where every oak barrel of Kelt eaux-de-vie is sent on a three month sea journey around the world – known as the Tour du Monde “ocean maturation”. Kelt Cognac produce a range of cognacs from a VSOP upwards to a speciality cognac, all bearing names that mirror their maritime voyage.
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