Maxime Trijol VSOP Grande Champagne Cognac
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Jean Fillioux Napoleon is an award-winning Grande Champagne Cognac, that delights from the moment you first set eyes on its gorgeous golden color. A powerful Cognac that takes the taster on a real sensory journey. Expect delicious aromas of walnuts, dried fruits, and marzipan to evolve delicately, with further spicy notes prevailing in time. With its classification as a Napoleon Cognac, its mature age gives way to a long and satisfying finish. As with all of the products from Jean Fillioux, this Napoleon grade is created with true passion and expertise and appeals to anyone who enjoys discovering a blend of excellence. A fine representation of outstanding value for money and a wonderful staple worthy of its place in the collection of all Cognac enthusiasts.
Perched at the top of a hill, the Fillioux family estate “La Pouyade” overlooks the rolling hills spanning across acres of Grande Champagne vineyards. Situated amongst the most prestigious of the 6 Cognac regions, the Maison resides within the “Golden Triangle” at the very peak of the Premier Cru. Combining its prime location in Cognac, with the brands authentic know-how and expertise, allows the house of Jean Fillioux to stand out as a brand offering Cognac masterpieces to be appreciated by both enthusiasts and connoisseurs.
The bottle is of a classic style, as the house of Jean Fillioux simply allows the high quality of their wares to do all the talking, with no need for dressing up in fancy packaging. Elegant accents of green set it apart from other blends in the collection and an accompanying presentation box serves this Napoleon well as a beautiful gift.
This well aged Napoleon should be sipped and savoured down to every last drop. We recommend enjoying it to appreciate the tasting notes in their entirety. Pour the Cognac into a tulip glass and let it stand for a few minutes before tasting. Slowly take it all in as the sublime patchwork of aromas unfold under the nose and across the palate.
Better than many Amarone Cognacs ! Worth the price for the double !