Ordonneau Domaine de la Grolette Vieille Reserve Cognac
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This mature Grande Champagne Cognac has been described by its maker as 'an elegant fruit bomb', and upon the first sip, it’s evident why. Medium-bodied and fantastically complex, the Guillon-Painturaud Vieille Reserve Cognac comes from respected single estate producers Guillon Painturaud, located in Segonzac. Feminine and delicate, with approachable, ripe raisin and fig flavours, this is an expression that is sure to please Cognac connoisseurs and beginners alike. Unusually, the eaux-de-vie used for Guillon Painturaud Vieille Reserve are blended from a single undeclared vintage year and aged for at least 20 years before bottling.
Considering its age and Premier Cru provenance, this bottle is simply unbeatable in value for money and would make a great gift for any Cognac lover.
The square sides of the decanter are almost reminiscent of a fine cologne, or a vintage bottle of ‘Chanel No.5’. The molded glass and antique-style label give the impression of classic elegance, topped with a stopper of natural wood. The dark presentation box opens like a book to reveal the bottle nestled within its beige lining. It would certainly make a wonderful addition to any display cabinet or Cognac collection.
The perfect digestif, this is a well-aged Cognac to enjoy in good company, on special occasions, or any occasion when you have plenty of time to savor the moment. Pour into a tulip glass and wait a few moments to allow the aromas to fully open up before taking a sip. Simply wonderful.
I tasted this first time on my first trip to Cognac in 2013. At that time I defined it as quite calm. This cognac has a normal bright golden color. It is very fresh on the nose with rich notes of fruits accompanied by some anise notes. In mouth it is a bit watery but with a lot of taste. It offers...
The Cognac house of Guillon-Painturaud has a history that can be traced back to the early seventeenth century, and covers 18 hectares of prime Premier Cru terrain.
A Cognac and Pineau des Charentes producer with roots dating back to the 17th century. Nestled in Segonzac's heart, this brand melds traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, overseen today by the dynamic sisters duo, Élise and Mathilde. All of the process of Cognac production is carried out at the estate, from the tending of the land and growing the fruits, through the distillation, aging, blending, and bottling.
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