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The Marancheville 10 Year Old Grande Champagne Cognac is a delightful blend of eaux-de-vie from the premier cru of the region. Boasting an enticing smoothness from the first to the last touch, it is a delicate yet mature selection. With a portrayal of light harmony, it is a wonderful choice for all Cognac lovers, suiting both a new and aged palate exceptionally.
Produced by two family men, Gregoire and Laurent, with a passion for creating quality Cognac’s the expertise of this blend is evident from its origins. Labelled by its creators as “straightforward and simple” the 10 Year Old Grande Champagne embodies all that this Cognac house stands for. Fun, with charming simplicity.
Class decorates every inch of this grand design. With a display as smooth as its eaux-de-vie it's a true representation of quality. The sleek black and white design with clean, simple lines leave a bold impression, through an understated style. Housed in a black and silver design the sleek look and taste of the Cognac has been displayed through every inch of this display.
Thanks to its smoothness, this Cognac is best enjoyed on its own to allow its soft elegance space to embody. Sip slowly to allow the balanced finish opportunity to be savoured.
Flavour profile
A smooth, characterful ten-year-old. Sweet and spice with a slow evolution of rancio, then a pleasant palate balancing intense wood and rancio with a light touch. Great value from a house I rate highly.
Color: honey On the nose: Heavy on fruits and light earthy aromas. Up front are medium and pleasant aromas of dried apricots, an assortment of berries, fresh peaches and apples. In-between are subtle and short rancio aromas of dried shiitake mushrooms, leather and something powdered and herbal....
Gold, green lights. Regular medium tears. It begins on sugary and spicy notes. A tad of rustic shades, especially on cider apple and sawdust. Caramelized pears. Nice spicy scents on nutmeg and cloves underlines by honey tones. A bit of verbena smells in the background. Apple/pear juice. Nice...
Not an easy beginners drink to be honest - very flat on the nose, and spicy. Not many memorable flavors, not convinced by this one. The finish is not very long, spicy - there are better Cognacs out there.
A young Grande Champagne for sure. Sweet fruit on the nose initially, along with some subtle spice. Not a very complex nose, but is yet appealing. The palate starts sweet, before finishing with oak spice in a dry, lingering finish. A nice intro into XO Cognacs, but with more oak on the finish...
This is a young GC, and it behaves the way you expect it to behave. It is fresh, but lacks maturity. But I appreciate the clean tastes, this is real stuff. The color is quite light, it looks young and fresh. On the nose it is quite open, here is a lot of aromas that welcome you. Here is grape juice...
The Marancheville 10 years old is a balanced cognac with freshness and a little sweetness. Yellow fruitd, juniper berry and the nose. Pear and nectarine in the mouth. A littlr harsh at times still and with s medium long aftertaste. Not really outspoken but also no flaws.
On first nosing, I immediately smell aromas of caramel, toffee, and Werther's Original candy (basically a caramel, creamy, milky hard candy). There are fruits and spices, but for my nose they are distant behind the upfront caramel and toffee smells. So while fruit and spices are present, I would hesitate...
Marancheville 10 years old is an interesting cognac, it is not overly complex, one could even say fairly basic but its well balance and it works. If you are looking for a complex, strong XO this might not be the cognac for you but if you want an nice introduction into the world of XO, this is a great...
Marancheville 10 is interesting cognac. It has very sweet nose but medium dry palate. Hips of oak and toffee. Let the drink open for 10-15 min and it becomes more floral. This is not a very complex cognac, but its flavors are well balanced and elegant. I wish the finish were a bit longer, but overall,...
A young brand by name, but not by experience, Marancheville Cognac is the creation of two family men, Gregoire and Laurent, who decided to not only distill eaux-de-vie for the larger known brands, but to put their passion into creating quality cognacs under their own brand. What a great result!
