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Claude Thorin Princeps Grande Champagne Cognac is a Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, but it's not a blend - this is a single aux-de-vie that's been aged for a long time. It's very intense, yet fine and delicate with developed rancio and a dominance of crystallised and dried fruits.
Very great persistence, a drier cognac. Offers exceptional value for money for a pretty unique cognac - it definitely earns a place in any cabinet...
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Boasting 106 hectares of vineyards, the estate of Claude Thorin has expanded massively over the past couple of decades. Producing a wide range of cognacs along with Pineau des Charente and wine, the estate of Claude Thorin produces its cognacs on site right from the grape through to the finished bottle. The vines are all located in the Grande Champagne 1er Cru area, and the estate prides itself in producing cognac true to the traditional manner that has been used over the centuries.
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Fine nose with a strong rancio, fruits, citrus and dry tobacco and spices.
Fine nose with a strong rancio, fruits, citrus and dry tobacco and spices.
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Strong oak notes, a good rancio, well developed. Long finish.
Strong oak notes, a good rancio, well developed. Long finish.
There is no tasting review of Cognac Paul Beau Hors d'Age yet, but Cognac-Expert featured Mac A Andrews writes: Eucalyptus and exotic fruits lead aromas of this very complex Eau-de-vie, hint of dry wood, touch of spice, very long.
There is no tasting review of Cognac Paul Beau Hors d'Age yet, but Cognac-Expert featured Mac A Andrews writes: Eucalyptus and exotic fruits lead aromas of...
Tasting review by Pasquet Cognac: Eye: Deep cashew hue Nose: Aromatic - notes of white fleshed fruit, citrus, and cocoa. Aeration brings hints of liquorice and pepper. Palate: Strong, intense - white fruit, especially quince, followed by highly developed liquorice tastes. Finally, roasted coffe and pepper notes become evident on the lengthy finish.
Tasting review by Pasquet Cognac: Eye: Deep cashew hue Nose: Aromatic - notes of white fleshed fruit, citrus, and cocoa. Aeration brings hints of...
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The master blender states: " Very soft complex nose, slight cloves and pepper ; warm, mid-length palate with slightly peppery final edge. A true reflection of a forty years old Cognac. "
The master blender states: " Very soft complex nose, slight cloves and pepper ; warm, mid-length palate with slightly peppery final edge. A true reflection...
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