Tasting notes: H as a nose with light, fresh notes of iodine and a lively, delicately oaked opening palate with dried fruit notes, leading into the characteristic smooth finish with a salty touch...
Brugerolle VSOP Reserve Cognac
- Cognac age
- VSOP
- Growth area
- Fins Bois
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Age (maximum)
- 12
- Cognac age
- VSOP
- Growth area
- Fins Bois
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Age (maximum)
- 12
Tasting review
No tasting review yet, but we have looked around and found that it has been described as having a lovely and soft bouquet.
Description
This VSOP is a blend from the Grande and Petite Champage as well as from the Fins Bois regions. It has a complex body and is a good quality cognac to have at home. Compared to other VSOPs, it has a long aging period of ten to twelve years.
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About Brugerolle Cognac
With a history dating back to the late 1700s, the small family brand of Brugerolle Cognac has been protected by becoming part of the Compagnie de Guyenne (CDG), created by Cognac Meukow in 1969. Brugerolle Cognac was incorporated into the CDG in 1987, allowing their cognacs to continue to be produced in the traditional manner and sold under the Brugerolle label.
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Other VSOP Cognac bottles
After several years in our French fine-grained oak barrels, the spirit develops nutty notes and ages to produce a sweet, caramelized flavor resembling that of toasted almonds. Jasmine: The distillation on the lees is a complex and meticulous process but it gives fruity and musk notes, evoking...
Tasting review:
Notes of dried fruit and almonds on the nose. On the palate there is a good balance between the cognac and the wood tannins from its years in oak casks. Smooth and round, it just melts in the mouth.
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