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Daniel Bouju XO N° 27 is a single estate Cognac, produced using eaux-de-vie solely from the premier growing region of Grande Champagne and aged for 15 years.
This exquisite Cognac, full of rich aromas that will indulge your senses, is produced by the world renowned artisanal Cognac house of Daniel Bouju. The House is situated in Charente in the Grande Champagne region where it harvests, distills and ages its Cognacs exclusively on the estate.
Daniel Bouju XO N° 27 is aged in new Limousin oak barrels before being transferred to used casks to complete its maturation. This process is what gives the Cognac its strong aromatic scent, dark rich colour and soft taste.
Daniel Bouju’s artisan Cognacs can be found in over 40 countries across the globe. The family-owned Cognac House was first established in 1805 and its traditional methods of craftsmanship and strict standards have been maintained by subsequent generations. As both the grower and the distiller, Daniel Bouju retains complete control of the production process and handles every step from the vineyard to the bottle.
Daniel Bouju XO N° 27 Cognac comes in a tall, angular decanter which is presented in a varnished oak wood box of a regal forest green colour.
A Cognac of this age should be enjoyed neat so that the delicious array of aromas and flavors can appreciated without interruption.
Daniel Bouju XO N° 27 is 15YR old, and from an older Advent Calendar. Dark fruits and baking spices lead off the nose initially. As it opens, prunes become more apparent, with those spices peeking out from everywhere. Subtle vanilla appears at the rim after a few more minutes. A really lovely...
This is the first time I taste this cognac. I visited the producer some years back, but I don' remember this one. This cognac is rather dark as most cognac from this house. It is rich on the nose, I find mostly darker wood and spice notes. In the beginning it is quite tasteful and interesting in...
Tasted from a sample of this year´s Advent Calendar H2H with Jean Fillioux XO Grande Reserve: Dark amber colour. The nose is a little bit alcoholic, sharp and younger, less complex compared with the Fillioux XO. The palate also seems sharper, rougher and more alcoholic to me, although the ABV...
Sometimes, a casual evening with a cool autumn breeze, a glass of cognac and the enigmatic aroma of wine can be truly delightful. Opening this bottle of cognac is not an easy task. After ten minutes of tossing and turning, the fascinating aroma of the cognac after opening the bottle made everyone...
The small cognac house of Daniel Bouju is a family run affair located in the village of Saint Preuil in the Charente. Covering 30 hectares of vines in the heart of the famed Grande Champagne region, Cognac Daniel Bouju has a wine making history that stretches back to the 19th century. Enjoyed in countries around the world, this independent cognac label concentrates on producing a diverse range of artisan cognacs as opposed to aspiring to the large, industrial production of the big cognac houses.
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