- Cognac age
-
XO
Learn more about the different Cognac ages
- Growth area
-
Borderies
Learn more about the different Cognac growth areas
- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 42%
- Brand
- Le Roch Cognac
Awards
Growth area & soil: Borderies
Borderies
Description
Le Roch XO Borderies Cognac
Le Roch XO Borderies Cognac is a distinguished offering from the lesser-known Cognac house, Le Roch, a brand under La Gabare (Jean Grosperrin). This XO Cognac is crafted exclusively from eaux-de-vie sourced from the Borderies, the smallest and one of the rarest crus in the Cognac region. Bottled at 42.5% ABV, it presents a harmonious balance of elegance and complexity.
On the nose, it reveals an elegant bouquet with fragrant notes of iris, exotic woods, and violet candy, reflecting the unique terroir of the Borderies plateau. The palate is frank and mineral, offering rich and spicy aromas complemented by candied fruits on the finish. The initial rancio manifests with subtlety, adding depth to the tasting experience.
Presentation of the bottle
The Cognac is presented in a traditional-style bottle, featuring a striking label and accompanied by a presentation sleeve, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection.
How to drink
To fully appreciate the nuanced flavors and aromas of Le Roch XO Borderies Cognac, it is best enjoyed neat at room temperature. Allowing the Cognac to breathe for a few moments before sipping can enhance its aromatic profile, providing a more rewarding tasting experience.
Reviews (3)
Excellent XO!
This was an excellent XO for the price point and a great representation of the Borderies region. Fragrant and easily sippable at 42 percent ABV. Unlike other XO's I've tried that were very bold, Le Roch is a little more subdued but not lacking character or flavour. Shared a little with friends this...
Wow!!! What a cognac!!!!
Pure pleasure!!! On the nose aromas of tobacco, violet, tangerine, leather notes, jasmine cherry sirop.. On the palate pastry and notes, red berries,cherry marmalade, blackcurrants, a very elegant rancio, fruit cake, cherry cream fresh licorice at the aftertaste, dry figs, a little bit of black...
A surprising discovery
I received this cognac for my birthday and I must say that I was perplexed since it was unknown to me. I usually drink Jean Fillioux. It was a present made by my son who, at 21, does not have great experience in alcohols. At least that applies to my son. Of course he sought counsel from the liquor...
About Le Roch Cognac
Read more about Le Roch Cognac