Tasting review:
Eye : Lovely amber tones
Nose : Subtle vanilla hints with fruit and floral notes
Palate : Extremely well-balanced, with a good length of finish
Painturaud Secrets de Famille Grande Champagne Cognac
- Cognac age
- Hors d'Age
- Growth area
- Grande Champagne
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 41%
- Cognac age
- Hors d'Age
- Growth area
- Grande Champagne
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 41%
Tasting review
Tasting review:
Eye: Intense mahogany
Nose: Beautiful aromas of nuts, complemented by hints of spice and rancio
Palate: Powerful and round, developing spices and woody tones, leaving candied notes on the finish. These evolve towards leather, undergrowth, and tobacco
Description
The Paintruraud Secrets de Famille Grande Champagne Cognac is something very special indeed. Created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the house, it's a blend of the oldest and very best eaux-de-vie from deep within the family cellars. And the result is something rather amazing: Powerful, round, with aromas and flavors that take the taster on a roller coaster journey of the senses. Of course, as once would expect from a Cognac of such quality, the rancio is extremely well developed, making this truly a Cognac for the connoisseur.
The presentation is as beautiful as the Cognac it holds. A delightful crystal carafe and wooden presentation cabinet, both made by hand, make this work of art one that deserves pride of place displayed in any liquor collection. The ideal Cognac to celebrate special occasions. And of course, if you're looking for the perfect gift for any lover of fine things, then such a Cognac would certainly be very well received.
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About J Painturaud Cognac
Located near Segonzac, in the very heart of Premier Cru Grande Champagne country, Painturaud Cognac has a history that can be traced back to the end of the 1800s. With 23 hectares of vines planted over rolling hillsides, the main crop is composed of the Ugni Blanc grape, with a smattering of Colombard and Montils. They also grow a small amount of red grapes – Merlot and Cabernet Franc – for production of red Pineaux des Charentes.
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Other J Painturaud Cognac bottles
Tasting review:
Eye : Deep, aged tone with reflective flashes of gold
Nose : Smoked and oaky, notes of cocoa, leather, and tobacco
Palate : delicate vanilla, spices, cinnamon, and almonds. Incredible length of finish
Tasting review:
Eye : Deep shiny amber, so typical of a well-aged Cognac
Nose : Fresh and light, with aromas of sweet liquorice
Palate : Sweet, round, combining complexity with a subtle edge. Wonderfully long and satisfying finish
Tasting review:
Eye: Dense, golden color
Nose: Delicate vanilla, fruits, and floral tones
Palate: Delicious notes of apricot jam, cinnamon, nuts and liquorice
Other Hors d'Age Cognac bottles
Eye: Dark amber.
Nose: Dating back to the 40s, it has earthy aromas of mushroom and undergrowth. A complex nose; you will notice hints of orange and almond, and a fine rancio.
Palate: Full bodied, enhanced with notes of coffee and licorice. The finale is silky, and you will finish...
No tasting review available.
A beautiful copper color, the "150th" is an elegant cognac of great finesse, marked by notes of clove, prune & leather with touches of spice. This unique cognac is the witness of nearly 150 years of passion, progress and evolution...
Celebrating the 150th Anniversary
Interview...
Leyrat tasting notes: "Golden amber in colour. A powerful first nose is driven by spice and honey. The nose evolves toward pepper and cinnamon with soft honey and buttery richness. The palate is dense and at the same time clean and slightly dry, the Leyrat trademark."
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