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Prunier Fine Champagne Hostellerie consists of at least 50% Grande Champagne cognacs, and the rest Petite Champagne. The average age of this cognac is about 5 years. The eaux-de-vie for this Cognac are purchased by Prunier in Archiac, Petite Champagne and in Bouteville, Grande Champagne; and some villages close by. This cognac series was created in the 1930's and can be consumed on ice, after heavy meals.
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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.
Nice nose, but rather agressive. Some sweet hints, palate some almonds.
Nice nose, but rather agressive. Some sweet hints, palate some almonds.
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1971 Prunier Cognac Review: The cognac is complex and elevant, some leather on the palate, woody, and long in the mouth, elegant finish.
1971 Prunier Cognac Review: The cognac is complex and elevant, some leather on the palate, woody, and long in the mouth, elegant finish.
The nose: Fresh, supple, white fruits (pear, white peach), never aggressive. The taste: Pure clean, Intense, a refreshing long-lasting finish.
The nose: Fresh, supple, white fruits (pear, white peach), never aggressive. The taste: Pure clean, Intense, a refreshing long-lasting finish.
Review Braasted Organic VSOP: Copper toned eye, flowers on the nose. A balanced VSOP, rather round, still a bit fruity, and sweet aromas.
Review Braasted Organic VSOP: Copper toned eye, flowers on the nose. A balanced VSOP, rather round, still a bit fruity, and sweet aromas.
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