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Roullet Héritage Grande Champagne Cognac is a perfectly balanced hors d'age blend of eaux-de-vie from the premier growing area of the region. With each component having spent around 23 years in oak barrels, it offers an entrancing journey through all of the senses. Immediately capturing the eye with copper highlights, floral and oaky tones delight the nose before the palate enters with desirable rancio and a showstopper finish that lingers. Perfect for the connoisseur, this is a Cognac that pleases on every level.
The product of a highly renowned Cognac house with a history dating back to 1772, there is a rich heritage behind this creation. Understanding the depths of what it takes to produce a Cognac of the highest standard, it takes true expertise to craft a selection of this standard. Such knowledge should be appreciated, which is why true lovers of Cognac will savor every sip of this delight.
A charming short, square decanter this Cognac demands a place in a collectors cabinet. Typical of the renowned Roullett branding, the emerald green and royal gold immediately allude to the sophistication that awaits. Housed in an open wooden presentation box, the start of this Cognac's show speaks volumes of its brilliance. Finished in a gold presentation box, this is an exceptional choice down to the final detail. An impressive gift, or one to proudly display on a special occasion.
One to savour. Enjoy this cognac neat, with slow sips to appreciate the taste journey that it vows to take you on.
The Cognac house of Roullet has a long and rich history. Indeed, the Roullet family were some of the very first to sell Cognacs in glass bottles in Paris back in the 18th century. Vineyards and working the vines are in the blood of this long line of wine makers. There is a traceable history showing the family first owned vineyards in the Cognac region as far back as 1772.
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