Jean Fillioux Napoleon Eden Cognac

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Cognac age: Napoléon
Growth area: Grande Champagne
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 40%
Vintage year: 1991

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Cognac age: Napoléon
Growth area: Grande Champagne
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 40%
Vintage year: 1991

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Tasting notes by Jean Fillioux:

Notes of almond ( marzipan) and dried fruit, walnut, date.

Long finish with spicy notes coming through.

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Jean Fillioux Napoleon Eden Cognac is a classic, Grande Champagne blend presented in an attractive decanter and gift box. Full and complex on the palate, powerful even, with delightful tones of marzipan, walnuts, dried fruits, and walnuts. The finish is satisfyingly long.

A great choice for a gift for the cognac lover thanks to the beautiful presentation - plus a great Napoleon quality cognac that will delight the cognac connoisseur. Or, of course, as a gift to yourself...

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About Jean Fillioux Cognac

Covering fifty acres of land in the heart of Grande Champagne, Jean Fillioux Cognac is an independent, family run estate that has been producing eaux-de-vie of high quality through four generations. Proud of their traditional methods, the current owner, Pascal J. Fillioux, ensures that not one bottle leaves the estate without being controlled by him from start to finish.