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Nice bottle. Smooth taste. Clean finish. Would get again.

Despite its light, clean profile, it displays all the essential elements of cognac: notes of apple, pear, nuts, and peach, with a subtle suggestion of orange-tinged rancio, supported by appropriate viscosity. Its relatively sharp, well-defined entry makes it an excellent first cognac of the day,...

This is a 25 year old Cognac from the quality producer Paul Giraud. It has a deep quite dark color. On nose I primarily find fruity notes - apricot and peach. Thereafter there some tones of honey. After some time in the glass some darker tones appear. In mouth there is a lot of taste where fruit...

At the opening - scent of bitter almond, dried fruits, lime and notes of Irish coffee on the back. No ethanol spirit smell. Alcohol is integrated into the cognac aroma. In The Glass: First 5-7 minutes scent of fermented apples and lime. Next 10-15 minutes scents of oranges, peaches,...

A perfect balence of sweetness and full bodied taste. Very nice on the nose too.

This is a delicate amber cognac, with a soft touch on the palate and a lingering finish. Apricot, a touch of earth, and sweetness make it a fine drop of France.

Good on the nose. Nice flavors of fruit and spice, but lacking a little depth. Although very good, I've had better in this price range.

Surprisingly elegant, fruity, with a hint of sweetness and smooth. Exactly the type of cognac I adore!

I waited until the second bottle to review this cognac. Some cognacs are like a weekend fling or a summer romance: up-front fireworks and a finish that leaves you breathless. I like that sometimes. But this cognac is one for a long-term relationship. It has great aromatics, weight in the right places,...

Hello to all, This sample is something what exactly needed to taste for everyone who is came in cognac world. I was surprised of aroma and palate. It had forced me to be in up mood and thinking about pleasant things. Have to return again and again... Estimated on 4 only because I don't see...