Prunier Rare Vintage 1974 Petite Champagne Cognac

Prunier Rare Vintage 1974 Petite Champagne Cognac

The Prunier Rare Vintage 1974 Petite Champagne Cognac is a unique, full-bodied Cognac as a result of being distilled in rich lees and then later aged in old casks. Recognised for its chalky land content, the Petite Champagne region is credited as the second cru that produces grapes that are later matured for a long period of time in order to produce Cognac of exceptional quality and all-round finesse. Offering a melange of contrasting aromas such as white flowers, wax and blond tobacco against a powerful palate containing notes of English toffee - Rare Vintage 1974 is an exquisite eaux-de-vie that is certain to tantalize your taste-buds.

Over eleven generations, the House of Prunier, stands as one of the oldest Cognac houses in the prestigious Cognac region and has learnt how to keep its own history alive together with its identity and esteem for its products. Without forgetting the past the house of Prunier continues without respite in striving to offer the best quality products. Through their passion for the craft, each member of the family has maintained the motto: quality and respect of local traditions. Contained inside each and every bottle rests the history and hard-work of the Prunier family heritage.

Presented in a traditional decanter showcasing the Cognacs beautifully, bright pale gold colouring.

Having found its alcohol content naturally over time, this vintage Cognac contains unparalleled elegance and infinite depth that should be enjoyed one sip at a time. Drink neat from a tulip glass, as the narrow top of this type of glass will delicately distribute the arrival of aromas during the tasting. Prunier recommends serving the Rare Vintage 1974 Petite Champagne Cognac as a digestive as it is a pleasant Cognac to taste at the end of meal for cigar smokers.