- Cognac age
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Napoléon
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- Growth area
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Fins Bois
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- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Brand
- Domaine de Château Guynot
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Growth area & soil: Fins Bois
Fins Bois

Description
A Napoléon “Heritage” Cognac aged for 25 years
A truly harmonious Cognac, with endless length and versatility - you are sure to love the Domaine de Chateau Guynot Napoléon Heritage Cognac. This award-winning masterpiece is nothing short of elegant, and one of high holdings. As with all Napoleon Cognacs, it signifies that it has certainly been well aged - for a quarter of a century to be exact.
Situated between Saintes, a Gallic-Roman village and Royan is the Domaine de Chateau Guynot, the former home of the Marquis de Monconseil. The history of this Cognac house is still very much prevalent - the cooling room which dates back to the eighteenth century, stands at the heart of the domain in a wooded park. In one of the four main Cognac terroirs, they grow Ugni Blanc and Colombard grapes for their high-quality bottles of Cognac. The chateau distills their Cognac by the process of double distillation in traditional alembic stills. The aging process takes place in oak barrels, in the quietness of their cellars.
Domaine de Chateau Guynot Napoléon Heritage Cognac Awards
Gold Medal 2009 - Concours des Vignerons Indépendants de France
Presentation of the decanter
One of two very sleek and stylish decanters that will take pride of place in your cabinet.
How to enjoy
This can be enjoyed in many different ways - neat, in a cocktail or over ice.
About Domaine de Château Guynot
Situated between Saintes, a Gallic-Roman village and Royan, is the Domaine de Chateau Guynot, the former home of the Marquis de Monconseil. The history of this award-winning Cognac house is still very much prevalent - the cooling room which dates back to the eighteenth century, stands at the heart of the domain in a wooded park. In one of the four main Cognac terroirs, they grow Ugni Blanc and Colombard grapes for their high-quality bottles of Cognac.
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