Tasting review by Bisquit Cognac:
Color: Old gold with amber depths.
Nose: Citrus marmalade with crushed hazelnut and prune
Palate: Flavors of vanilla wood in the mouth which combine well with the fruity elements and warm spirit.
Finish: Bright and fresh example with a long delightful finish
The Bisquit Interlude Limited Edition Cognac is the first expression of this rare collection. The collection comprises an exclusive blend of only 20 barrels. Each year, a mere two of these barrels will be bottled, creating a very limited edition of only 1000 bottles per year.
it's a Fine Champagne blend, composed of 77% Grande Champagne and 23% Petite Champagne eaux-de-vie. The presentation of the Cognac is exquisite - a contemporary, clean lined bottle adorned with an informative label that gives further information about the Cognac within. This in turn is showcased in a deligthfully luxurious wooden presentation box with further information label. The perfect Cognac for any collector out there.
Founded by Alexandre Bisquit in 1819, the house of Bisquit, with its home at the Château de Lignères by the banks of the Charente River, had a long-standing family tradition until the house was sold to Pernod Ricard in 1966. Said to have been among the favorite cognacs of Winston Churchill and King George IV, it is popular in the Anglo-Saxon countries and hence was bought by the South African group Distell in 2009. Renault Bisquit Bisquit Dubouche & Co (owned by Distell Group).
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