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The Lheraud Vintage Bons Bois 1970 Cognac is an offering from this artisan house that any Cognac afficionado would be proud to own. At 48°, this vintage year delight has been allowed to age until it reached the perfect point for bottling as a strong, intense, well-balanced Cognac.
Created from the single year harvest of 1970, and from the smallest of all the Cognac growing regions - Bons Bois - this is a unique creation. Lheraud Cognac pride themselves in the traditional manner in which they create their wares, and this one certainly earns its place in the finest of drinks cabinets. Beautifully presented in a mysterious dark bottle and black presentation case, it also makes a fine gift.
The Lhéraud Bons Bois 1970 Cognac comes in a distinctive and refined bottle that immediately stands out for its artisanal character. The surface of the dark glass has a textured, almost hammered finish, giving it a vintage and handcrafted appearance that evokes tradition and authenticity. At the front, a wax seal embossed with the Lhéraud emblem is positioned high on the shoulder of the bottle, adding a touch of classic French refinement.
The label, in aged parchment tones, features elegant handwritten-style typography that highlights the vintage year and origin — Bons Bois 1970 — along with official certification stamps and signatures that underscore its authenticity as a millésime Cognac. The bottle is sealed with natural twine tied around the neck and finished with a wax seal, reinforcing its artisanal presentation.
The presentation box is sleek and modern, made from matte black material with clean, angular lines. A brushed metal plaque engraved with “Lhéraud Cognac Bons Bois 1970” is set on the front, creating a striking contrast between contemporary design and the classic bottle inside. Together, the bottle and case convey both sophistication and timeless craftsmanship, making this Cognac a true collector’s piece.
