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An excellent addition to your collection, the Chateau de Beaulon Collection Privée 1985 “Or 30 Years Old” Pineau is perfect for serving alongside fruity dishes and desserts. Aged for 30 years in Tronçais oak casks, this gourmet bottle from the Charente is made from beautifully ripened and dominant Sémillion and Sauvignon grapes.
Slightly fermented and matured, this is a very rare Vintage, and should be enjoyed slowly. If you haven’t discovered this stunning drink yet, now is the time to branch out and discover the beauties of the Charente region. Crafted using very own methods, the grapes are harvested and distilled carefully.
While the Chateau de Beaulon are predominantly Cognac producers, they produce their own private collection of Pineau - and have selected one of their rarest bottles to share with us.
Expect a palette of baking spice aromas such as cloves and cinnamon on the nose, which develops into luxurious notes of stewed fruit and honey on the palate.
The finish is impeccably balanced thanks to more than three decades spent aging in oak from the Tronçais forest.
This is a very rare Vintage Pineau, that is available in limited quantity only. It arrives in a 70cl bottle.
Originally enjoyed as a festive wine, Pineau is a gourmet delight and often enjoyed as an aperitif - however it is a truly complex and multifaceted drink, that can be sipped in a number of ways.
Serve it at the table with refined dishes such as lightly baked goose liver, or with desserts such as baked pears au gratin, citrus fruit zabaglione, exotic fruit desserts.
We recommend enjoying it around 5pm, or after dinner. Serve it chilled at 14 degrees Celsius to bring out its most delectable notes.
Creates illusion that you are drinking 30+ year cognac while beeing too sweet for cognac. This is what i think best cognacs should remind you. After exploring 10year version of charentes ( i would consider that to the the best value per drink), this takes that to another level giving you so much aftertaste...
The beautiful façade and setting of the Chateau de Beaulon Cognac estate is a fitting setting for producing fine cognac. The chateau itself dates back to the year 1480, with it entering into the hands of the Beaulon family in 1510. The family name remains the same to this day, although it is now run by the very capable Christian Thomas. Chateau de Beaulon Cognac has always been, and continues to be, created purely from the fruits of a single vineyard, and is recognized around the world as being a highly desirable, artisan produced cognac.
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