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The Roullet VSOP Grande Champagne Cognac is a superb quality blend from the premier terroir of the Cognac growing region. It offers exceptional balance, roundness, and complexity, taking the taster on a journey of the senses from beginning to end. For a cognac of VSOP quality, it is a pleasant surprise of sophistication that sits far above its low price tag.
Produced by a Cognac house dating back to 1772, which was amongst the first to sell Cognac’s in glass bottles, it is easy to see how such a superb Cognac came into existence. With an impressive sense of history, Roullet knows exactly what it takes to produce a truly exceptional Cognac. It is thanks to such a rich heritage that this VSOP sits far beyond its title.
Showcasing sophistication from first glance, the sleek presentation of this VSOP instantly captures a hint at the expertise that awaits. Royal gold and emerald green offer a rich decor nodding to the depth that lies beneath. Finished in a mahogany presentation box, it is clear to see what exceptional value for money this selection is. Perfectly suited as a gift.
This cognac is truly versatile and a great staple for any drinks cabinet. Great as a digestif, or for a daring change, drop in a block of ice to subtly change the tasting experience.
it's great to find a producer again that I've never heard of. The joy is dampened very quickly when the bottle is opened. The scent of the cognac reminds me of antique furniture and heavy, damp tweed. Has nothing in common with the many very good VSOP that I am used to from Cognac Expert. Presumably...
The Cognac house of Roullet has a long and rich history. Indeed, the Roullet family were some of the very first to sell Cognacs in glass bottles in Paris back in the 18th century. Vineyards and working the vines are in the blood of this long line of wine makers. There is a traceable history showing the family first owned vineyards in the Cognac region as far back as 1772.
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