Tesseron Lot N°53 XO Perfection Konjaks

I bought this three days ago and had four pours over two days. It was the same… rough. This burned from start to finish. From the tip of the tongue to the swallow. The nose was good and inviting, I like the Cognac smell regardless. For me I don’t allow for the explanation of the woody & spice...

The color is classic, dark amber. The aroma is not alcoholic, powerful, rich, and surprisingly fresh. Fruits transitioning into dried fruits (plums, grapes, apricots, figs, raisins) are mixed with tropical fruits and citrus fruits. This is followed by floral notes with confectionery (chocolate...

Definite signs of age on the nose. The fruit is deep, dark and plummy with a touch of rose and it smells like it’s been stored in a cigar box. Stewed fruit on the front of the tongue, and then there are violets and chocolate before the tobacco and leather take over. The finish is long, loaded...

Definite signs of age on the nose. The fruit is deep, dark and plummy with a touch of rose and it smells like it’s been stored in a cigar box. Stewed fruit on the front of the tongue, and then there are violets and chocolate before the tobacco and leather take over. The finish is long, loaded...

First time trying this in California. Decided to purchase a couple bottles for me in Florida. It’s that good.

This is a legendary cognac from Tesseron. For many this is an even better buy than the older Lot 29. It is around 50 years old and contains cognac made from both ugni blanc and colombard. This cognac is at first a bit reserved on the nose. but it opens op after some time in the glass. Then it has...

Gorgeous amber with copper highlights. Tobacco, toasted wood, adding red fruit notes. Lively, succulent, some spice, some fire, some sweetness, some oak. Long mellow finish, sophisticated.

BOUQUET: Dark Cherry, Oak TASTE: Spice, Oak, Mild Rancio, Mildly Sweet FINISH: Lingering Citrus, Spice, Salivary

Complex, opulent nose on dried fruits, tobacco and fine oak. Great on the palate - in a H2H tasting with Lot N°29 more opulent, more oily in your mouth, more vibrant with dried fruits, spices and chocolate. The finish is medium to long (longer than Lot N°29) with great finesse on dried fruits,...

This cognac presents a rich bouquet, layered and full of nuance. One needs to take time enjoying this nectar, sipping it slowly, appreciating its complexity. To sum it up in one word, this cognac is what a true cognac is supposed to be, a pure opulence. Bountiful floral notes are punctuated with...