- Cognac age
- VS
- Growth area
- Blend
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
Tasting review
Tasting review by Grande Breuil Cognac:
Nose: Subtle floral aromas of Fins Bois, Borderies, Grande Champagne, and Petite Champagne
Palate: Oak notes balanced by a touch of pine honey, perfectly rounded off with a gentle hint of orange blossom
Description
The Grande Breuil VS Cognac is a wonderfully fresh, light, young offering that combines the best of four seperate terroirs: Fins Bois, Borderies, Grande Champagne, and Petite Champagne. The result is a wonderfully versatile Cognac that is particularly floral - both on the nose and the palate. This is a creation of the wealth of experience of the two-strong Tessendier team, Jerome and Lilian, who've brought together both the tradition of the art and their scientific expertise into what makes a truly good Cognac.
The result is a VS quality blend that offers exceptional value for money, and a truly versatile Cognac to own. Enjoy the power and fire that such a young Cognac brings by enjoying it neat. It also drinks beautifully on the rocks, or can be combined with a mixer or as the base for a favorite cocktail. Whatever way you drink it - enjoy!
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About Grand Breuil Cognac
A small, but quality cognac brand produced in the heart of the Charente countryside, Cognac Grand Breuil produce a range of cognacs packaged in an elegant and classic manner. Self-described as a ‘luxe à la Française’ (French luxury), the brand produces their wares in a way that harps back to the first days of cognac production. Cognac Grand Breuil, part of the larger Tessendier Distillery, are keen to remain true to their heritage, producing cognac that appeals to both those new to the delights of eaux-de-vie, as well as having appeal to the connoisseur.
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Other VS Cognac bottles
Eye: Light gold.
Nose: Stone fruits and leather aromas are bright and tangy, sweet pear alongside.
Palate: Silky, soft, with flavors of white tea, freshly cut flowers, pears, and lemons. Clean and crisp.
Tasting review by Raymond Ragnaud:
On the eye: intense bright gold. On the nose, sophisticated, grape skin, white pepper, ginger powder, spices, tea smoke note. On the palate: pressed grapes, floral, vanilla
No tasting review available.
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