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The Remi Landier VS Special Pale Cognac is the last product that was distilled by an-Yves Landier, master distiller and founder of the house. Three years ago his daughter, Geraline, has taken over as cellar master.
As with all of their cognacs, it's a product created solely from their family owned vineyards. A great Fins Bois blend, it's somewhat overproof at 45%, making it powerful yet well balanced. No sugar or coloring is used in the creation of any Remi Landier cognac. A versatile bottle to own, and can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or combined with your favorite mixer for a refreshing long drink - perfect for a hot summer's day.
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A small, artisan house, Remi Landier Cognac produce a small range of delightful quality cognacs, including some ultra-special creations that are perfect for special occasions.
Tasting review by Remi Landier: Eye: amber, coppery highlights.Nose: elegant, opens with notes of precious wood, citrus (kumquat, pink grapefruit, bitter orange) vine peach. Evolves on notes of caramelized apricot, eucalyptus honey, licorice & sage. The floral notes gradually settle.Palate: powerful, complex, tones of pastry (almond, choux pastry,...
Tasting review by Remi Landier: Eye: amber, coppery highlights.Nose: elegant, opens with notes of precious wood, citrus (kumquat, pink grapefruit, bitter...
Tasting review by Remi Landier: Nose : a very rich, with rare notes of every type of aroma (flowers, fruits, spices...).Palate : perfectly balanced and structured, with great intensity.Finish : extraordinary long lasting, the finish reveals the secrets of the best of the Fins Bois terroir.
Tasting review by Remi Landier: Nose : a very rich, with rare notes of every type of aroma (flowers, fruits, spices...).Palate : perfectly balanced and...
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Black is a cognac for mixing, so it's less round - with a certain punch. Quite fruity due to its age.
Black is a cognac for mixing, so it's less round - with a certain punch. Quite fruity due to its age.
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