Grosperrin Millesime 1988 Fins Bois Cognac

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Cognac age: Vintage
Growth area: Fins Bois
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 46,8%
Vintage year: 1988

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Cognac age: Vintage
Growth area: Fins Bois
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 46,8%
Vintage year: 1988

Tasting review

Tasting review by Grosperrin:

Old gold color. Decadant nose, striking the nose with the very best of what a Grande Champagne cognac can offer. Tantalizes with hawthorn and bright notes of oak and licorice. Then currants, candied apricot. In the mouth the attack is fresh and tasty, soon giving way to nectar and and explosion of spices. A satisfyingly long finish.

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Grosperrin Millesime 1988 Cognac is a Grande Champagne delight. Produced from the 1988 harvest of Grande Champagne (the number 1 terroir of the Cognac region), this is truly a great cognac to add to your collection. Slightly over-proof at 42.3%

Complex yet balanced, it's best enjoyed with plenty of time to explorre the taste sensation it brings - and one that the cognac connoisseur will be most happy to explore. It comes presented in a traditional style cognac bottle and presentation carton.

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About Grosperrin Cognac

This relatively new, independent cognac house was created in 1992 and the brand named after its founder. The actual name of the cognac house is La Gabare and it is one of the few independent houses left in the region of Cognac. A family run firm, La Gabare is all about creating and marketing the finest of old cognacs. They do this under two brand names – Cognac de Collection Jean Grosperrin and Le Roch.