- Cognac age
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Hors d'Age
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- Growth area
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Grande Champagne
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- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 42%
- Brand
- Francois Peyrot
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Growth area & soil: Grande Champagne
Grande Champagne
Description
Francois Peyrot Heritage Lot 60 Cognac
Introducing the Francois Peyrot Heritage Lot 60 Cognac, a Tres Vieille Grande Champagne Cognac that exudes style and grace. From its understated, artisan packaging to the precious Premier Cru nectar within, this very old Cognac tells a deep and captivating story. It embodies all the desirable qualities of a well-aged Cognac, including rancio, mellow tones, and an elegant body. As a personal expression of the Peyrot family, its Hors d’Age status highlights its ability to reflect a historic moment in each part of its meticulously crafted blend. Bottled at 42% ABV, it promises an exceptional tasting experience.
This cognac is 62 years old. It was not blended and never aged in dame Jeanne. It was bottled directly after being aged in its barrel. The francois Peyrot Heritage Lot 60 Cognac was bottled at its natural degree, is unfiltered, and not chilled.
This exquisite Cognac is assembled from a series of eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne cru, also known as the Premier Cru. This region is renowned for its superior quality thanks to millions of years of fossilization and soil rich in limestone and chalk, creating an ideal environment for producing exceptional eaux-de-vie. The Grande Champagne cru's optimal position allows it to absorb sunlight and provide excellent drainage for the grapes, contributing to the unique character of the Peyrot Heritage Tres Vieille Cognac.
Presentation of the decanter
The Francois Peyrot Heritage Lot 60 Cognac is presented in a refined decanter that mirrors the sophistication of the liquid inside. The design is both elegant and understated, emphasizing the artisan nature of this exceptional Cognac. It makes a beautiful addition to any collection and a perfect centerpiece for any special occasion.
How to drink
The only way to truly honor this Hors d’Age Cognac is by enjoying it neat. This allows you to fully appreciate its complex aromas and flavors, as well as its smooth and refined finish. Savor each sip slowly to experience the depth and elegance of this remarkable Cognac.
Reviews (5)
Smooth
I'm still a rookie cognac reviewer, but I've have the pleasure of tasting a variety of different brands and ages of cognac over the last few years. I will preface this review as saying I have a particular penchant towards "wood" and "spice" flavored cognacs, and this one fits this preference perfectly....
Simply beautiful
Nose: pickled fruit, milk chocolate, restrained wood notes, a hint of mint, some cinnamon. Taste: also here the pickled fruit, chocolate and very gentle notes of spices and wood. Finish: medium long, fruit and wood, all very gentle and harmonious Conclusion: a wonderful, quite balanced cognac...
Like a sunset on the beach.
The sunset is always so elegant and charming on the South China Sea in autumn. I went to the beach with a group of friends to eat seafood, the autumn sunset is particularly red, the water is reflected orange, every one of us really enjoyed this beautiful scene. I took out this bottle of Francois...
About Francois Peyrot
Covering a vineyard of 25 hectares, the cognac estate “Logis des Bergeronnettes” in Jarnac, Charente, is entirely composed of Premier Cru Grande Champagne. This family run estate, Cognac Francois Peyrot S.A.R.L., has a history dating back over four generations and has grown in size from its modest seven hectare beginnings. Producing wine and cognac in traditional ways, the estate tends their vines in the most natural of ways. Today, they refuse any use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides to produce their cognac in harmony with the environment.
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