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Park Napoleon Borderies Cognac
- Cognac age
- Napoléon
- Growth area
- Borderies
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Cognac age
- Napoléon
- Growth area
- Borderies
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
Tasting review
Tasting review by Park Cognac:
Delicate floral aromas and a light palate, with combined aromas reminiscent of apricots and vanilla with subtle notes of violets. It finishes leaving a smooth, supple, long, and memorable taste
Description
The Park Napoleon Borderies Cognac is, as its name suggests, a napoleon quality blend of eaux-de-vies solely from the Borderies terroir. As such, it exemplifies the super qualities of grapes grown in this area - such as delicate floral aromas, fruits, violets... If you've not yet tasted a Borderies cognac, then this is a great example to start the journey.
Park Cognac create their blends in small, hand-crafted batches, ensuring that only cognacs that meet their incredible high standards every reach you, the consumer. The quality of this blend is exceptional, and one that's been noted by being awarded the Gold Medal in the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2012.
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About Park Cognac
Cognac Park is a brand produced by the large eaux-de-vie group Tessendier & Fils, a wholesaler who has a traceable history dating back to the 19th century. Presented in elegant ‘cognacaise’ bottles, the range encompasses all of the growing regions of the area, and produce blends both young and old. A relatively recent brand, the popularity of Cognac Park is beginning to grow, as more consumers in various countries become aware of its existence.
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Tasting review by Pasquet Cognac:
Nose: Complex notes of tobacco, cocoa and gingerbread
Palate : Balanced and structured, touches of orange and ginger.
The cognac is complex, on the nose some nice vanilla, rose and jasmine flower, on the palate apricot, some almonds and nutmeg. The finish is quite long and last for about 8 minutes.
Tasting review: On the nose there are pleasant notes of vanilla and smoky aromas. On the palate flavours of raisins and other dried fruits entice the senses.
Tasting review from Gautier:
Nose: I ntense, developed aromas, reminiscent of fruits, walnuts and vanilla with great depth.
Palate : The very round, soft taste has a velvety depth of body and unsurpassed length.
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