Prunier 1977 Petite Champagne Cognac

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Cognac age: Vintage
Growth area: Petite Champagne
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 56%
Vintage year: 1977

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Cognac age: Vintage
Growth area: Petite Champagne
Bottle size: 700ml
ABV: 56%
Vintage year: 1977

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This Prunier 1977 Petite Champagne Cognac is a pure delight from this top quality cognac house. Prunier specialise in producing wonderful cognacs from the years when the harvest is a great one - and this cognac fits beautifully into this category. It was created in a strictly limited edition of only 100 bottles.

It's a blend of, as the name suggests, Petite Champagne cognacs - and really is a bottle that truly deserves to grace the table at the best of occasions. At 56.2% ABV it's a great sipping cognac. It is beautifully presented in a traditional cognac style bottle with simple label - and is nestled comfortably in a wooden presentation box.

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About Prunier Cognac

Steeped in tradition, Cognac Prunier is a family run firm with cellars in the heart of the town of Cognac. The house does not own its own vineyards, instead, they buy the eaux-de-vie directly from supplying vine growers and distillers each year, and then carry out the ageing process in their own cellars.

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