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The nose is deep and very old, wow. But fresh? Really 140+ years? Well certainly from a different era. Rancio, dried fig, a little candied citrus peel, something almost savory underneath, like old wood and dried flowers pressed together for decades. The palate surprises: still some body, more ...

Apparently distilled in 1906, when it was put in Dame Jeanne.. unclear! Apparently around beginning of the millenium. So the taste: On the nose, the Borderies speaks first I wrote down: dried violet, walnut, a touch of beeswax (?), some rancio creeps in, carefully, like slightly aged mushroom, o...

Honestly this is a pretty round, classic Cognac! Love this blend, what more can I say.. great fruit, reminds me more of a Fine Champagne to be honest. Just the bottle style isn't that amazing, the little brothers have nicer style.

Honestly this is a great, old value-for-money Cognac. The nose is rich, the body is very balanced. It is 40% so do not expect crazy intense character, if you're looking for a balanced single-cask single vintage Cognac, that is really pretty old, here you go.

I'd say this is one of the best Grande Champagne cognacs I have ever tasted. Absolutely spectacular taste.