Claude Thorin Tres Rare Grande Champagne Cognac

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Cognac age: Special
Growth area: Grande Champagne
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 43%

$ 744.00

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Cognac age: Special
Growth area: Grande Champagne
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 43%

Tasting review

Tasting review:

Eye: Old mahogany

Nose: Bursting with sought after unusual aromas, such as jasmine, sandal wood, toast, & saffron

Palate: Both powerful and subtle, with elegant hints of spice and dried fruits. Finish of dried fig and candied fruits

Description

Description

The Claude Thorin Tres Rare Grande Champagne Cognac is without a doubt a very special creation. Several exceptional Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie have been carefully blended, each of which has been aged for decades. From the moment you set eyes on it's beautiful mahogany hue you'll be enchanted. And the delicious sensory trip on which it takes you only continues to increase on the nose and palate.

This is a truly elegant Cognac; one that showcases exactly the magical influence the soils of the Grande Champagne terroir have on the grapes that grow here. The presentation is also sublime, encased in a stunning decanter that shows of the delights of this wonderful Cognac to the world. the Thorin family are rightfully proud of this creation. For anyone seeking a Cognac that boasts some of the very most sought after aromas and flavors, which of course include the hallowed 'rancio', then this is a superb choice. A Cognac for special occasions – or for that special person in your life.

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About Claude Thorin Cognac

Boasting 106 hectares of vineyards, the estate of Claude Thorin has expanded massively over the past couple of decades. Producing a wide range of cognacs along with Pineau des Charente and wine, the estate of Claude Thorin produces its cognacs on site right from the grape through to the finished bottle. The vines are all located in the Grande Champagne 1er Cru area, and the estate prides itself in producing cognac true to the traditional manner that has been used over the centuries.

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