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Francois Peyrot Napoleon Cognac is another excellent Grande Champagne Cognac by this small, artisan producer. A delightful dark amber color, this is a cognac that's been created in total harmony with the land. Produced from eaux-de-vie from the premier region of the Cognac, it is a beautiful compromise between VSOP and XO. If you’re yet to experience the delights of Francois Peyrot cognacs, then this good-quality Napoleon blend is an excellent place to start.
For over 20 years now, the Francois house has refused to use anything with any chemical involvement when it comes to tending their 25 hectares of vines. Producing wine and cognac in traditional ways, the estate tends to its vines in the most natural of ways. Guaranteeing that its creations are only as Mother Nature intended them to be, it is a house with an ethos as impressive as its Cognacs.
A bold gold decor instantly captures the eye and draws attention to this wonderful creation. Complementing the green bottle beautifully, it’s styled with tradition that every Cognac lover will appreciate. Dark, minimal detailing adds a finish of sophistication making this a staple to feature on a dining table.
This is a great cognac to enjoy at the end of a good meal with friends - just be sure that you have the time to savor and enjoy.
Covering a vineyard of 25 hectares, the cognac estate “Logis des Bergeronnettes” in Jarnac, Charente, is entirely composed of Premier Cru Grande Champagne. This family run estate, Cognac Francois Peyrot S.A.R.L., has a history dating back over four generations and has grown in size from its modest seven hectare beginnings. Producing wine and cognac in traditional ways, the estate tends their vines in the most natural of ways. Today, they refuse any use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides to produce their cognac in harmony with the environment.
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