No tasting notes.
- Cognac age
- Special
- Growth area
- Blend
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
Tasting review
There are no tasting notes or reviews on Hennessy Privé cognac.
Description
Hennessy Privé Cognac is a Special Edition that first appeared at Singapore Changi Airport in 2009. This "Privé" blend, which is available at airports, duty-free and travel retail, was created by Hennessy's Master Blender Yann Fillioux, who selected very old eaux-de-vie - a very balanced cognac. Hennessy Privé cognac comes in an Art Deco gift box, that reminds us of crocodile leather. For those who want to buy Hennessy Privé, stores and online shops won't have it - and if yes, it's rather an exception. So you'd need to travel if you want to purchase a bottle..
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About Hennessy Cognac
Hennessy Jas (et Cie) - the world famous Cognac producer Hennessy has a history dating back to 1765 when the company was established by Irishman Richard Hennessy. Initially an eaux-de-vie trading business, Hennessy was going to become the most successful Cognac exporter in the world. Today, part of the Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy Group, the company remains to be amongst the most innovative Cognac companies around, forcing collaborations with new markets such as the Hip Hop scene in the US. Its estate and headquarters are based in the famous town of Cognac in Charente.
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Nose: Fragrances of lemon and citrus.
Palate: The dominance of the Fins Bois cru is definitely part of the tasting experience. Enjoy notes dry almond, hints of spices, and honey tones.
Eye: A golden, honey-ish hue.
Eye: The Paradis color is bronze-copper.
Nose: Some notes reveal some slightly peppery and spicy aromas, then fruits and dry roses.
Palate: We discover a delicate rancio, and of full fruits. Finally an explosion of different aromas, with a great balanced length and very rounded...
A slightly smoky cognac, which comes alive with hints of spring such as orange blossom and jasmine.
Other Special Cognac bottles
Colour of this special Cognac is yellow-amber gold. Fruity Notes: Cooked prunes, candied apricots. Spicy Notes: Vanilla, Walnut. Length in Mouth 7-10 minutes.
Eye: Dark robe with flashes of red gold Nose: Powerful and spicy. Oak and leather aromas with slightly sweeter hints of flowers and fruit Palate/Finish: Complex yet well rounded. Tastes of pepper and rancio come through on the lengthy finish.
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There is no tasting review of Bowen Gold'n Black Cognac yet, but the producer says that it has a complex aroma of oak and minerals. It has a long-lasting taste.
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