The François 1er Très Rare Pineau des Charentes is presented in a distinguished amber-hued bottle, symbolizing the richness and depth of its contents. With a vintage that speaks to its 50 years of meticulous aging, this Pineau des Charentes embodies the essence of tradition and finesse.
The bottle, with its classic design, holds a treasure from the storied vineyards of Charente, promising an unparalleled tasting experience.
To fully enjoy the François 1er Très Rare Pineau des Charentes, it is recommended to serve it at room temperature, allowing its complex bouquet of aromas to unfold gracefully. This Pineau des Charentes is a perfect companion for chocolate eclairs, where its depth and sweetness complement the richness of the chocolate, enhancing the overall sensory experience. Whether savored in a moment of solitude by the fireplace or as a highlight of festive gatherings, this Pineau des Charentes offers a journey through the nuances of flavor and tradition.
 | Lheraud is a family house at Domaine de Lasdoux in Angeac-Charente, in the Petite Champagne cru, where the family dates its first vines to 1680 and has bottled under its own name since the 1970s. Today its 120 hectares of vines are all in that one cru, though the cellars still hold vintages from parcels the family farmed in Grande Champagne, Fins Bois and Bons Bois until the late 1990s. It distils on the lees, an uncommon choice in Cognac, and ages across cellars held at different humidities. It is best known for its vintages: single-harvest cognacs released across five crus, including single-cru Fins Bois, Bons Bois and Borderies that almost no other house bottles, each released at the strength its year calls for.
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