Martinaud Pineau des Charentes Extra Vieux

Martinaud Extra Vieux Pineau des Charentes

Bottle size: 750ml
ABV: 17%
Pineau Type: Vieux Pineau
Brand: Distillerie Martinaud

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Martinaud Extra Vieux Pineau des Charentes

Introducing the perfect blend of Pineaux des Charentes from the years 2000 and 2003 - a luxurious treat for your taste buds. This exquisite blend is sure to delight with its highly evolved aromas of rancio and hints of walnut wine, creating a unique taste that is simply irresistible.

How to enjoy

Enjoy it chilled as an aperitif, paired with delicacies such as foie gras or a chocolate-based dessert. The Pineaux des Charentes from this exceptional vintage is the ultimate indulgence for any connoisseur, offering a rich and complex taste that is truly unforgettable. Don't miss out on the opportunity to savor the finest flavors of the Charentes region with this exceptional Pineaux blend.

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About Distillerie Martinaud

Cognac House Martinaud is a family-run business, currently in its eighth generation, founded in 1847. The estate is located in Chantillac, Charente, which is situated halfway between the cities of Angoulême and Bordeaux, just off the N10 national highway. The 30-hectare estate comprises vineyards distributed across four different crus: Fins Bois, Bons Bois, Petite Champagne, and Grande Champagne.

For the Martinaud family it has always been a big priority to respect the land and the environment. They did not only take the time to carefully craft the delicate nectar that is Cognac but are also conscious of the gifts that nature provides. The Martinaud family is committed to environmentally-friendly agriculture ever since. In order to produce the best eaux-de-vie, the Martinaud family focuses on preserving biodiversity, implementing a phytosanitary strategy, and conserving water resources.