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Brillet Signature Single Petite Champagne Cognac
- Cognac age
- VS
- Growth area
- Petite Champagne
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Age (minimum)
- 3
- Cognac age
- VS
- Growth area
- Petite Champagne
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Age (minimum)
- 3
Tasting review
Strong palate, clear fruits due to the cognac's age.
Description
Brillet Signature Single Petite Champagne Cognac is a young, fruity, VS quality cognac. It's delicate bouqet and pale amber color combine witha well rounded, fruity taste. This is thanks to the earling maturing of this single cru (single vineyard), Petite Champagne blend.
Enjoy this robust young cognac at room temperature after a meal for the best tasting experience.
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About Brillet J R Cognac
Proud of its family tradition, Brillet Cognac insists that the history is entirely linked to that of cognac. As early on as 1656, Guy Brillet installed his first alembic (the classic still) at his property in the Grande Champagne. This was the introduction of the double distillation process that creates cognac to this day. The Brillets live off their philosophy that things made with care are more valuable, sticking to traditional techniques of production and packaging. Their motto is not to impress through high maintenance or expensive containers, but rather through a humble and high quality aesthetic: a real family business!
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Other Brillet J R Cognac bottles
Strong rancio notes, some vanilla on the palate, flowers on the nose - long and persistent finish.
Tasting review by Brillet Cognac:
Delicate, dry and fruity, Pineau BRILLET Blanc Prestige is the perfect blend of fresh, young wine and fine Cognac
Deep colour, solid bouquet, spicy on the palate.
Other VS Cognac bottles
No tasting review available.
Tasting review by Michel Forgeron Cognac:
Eye: Light amber color and reflections
Nose: Vanilla, yellow fruits, nectarines. Rather explosive aromas.
Palate: Continuing on from the powerful aromas, it evolves in lively and persistant flavors
No tasting notes available
Tasting review by Leopold Gourmel:
Fresh and melting notes of white-fleshed fruit.
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