- Cognac age
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XO
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- Growth area
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Grande Champagne
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- Bottle size
- 500ml
- ABV
- 42.9%
- Cask Strength
- Yes
- Brand
- Paul Giraud
Growth area & soil: Grande Champagne
Grande Champagne
Description
Paul Giraud 10 year old Single Cask Cognac
A Decade of Distinction in Every Drop.
When it comes to cognac, age is but a number; it's the craft, care, and character that truly count. Nestled in the heart of Grande Champagne lies a treasure - the 10 ANS D'ÂGE - BRUT DE FÛT by Paul Giraud. Limited to just 500 editions, this cognac might seem like a young entrant amidst giants. Yet, it stands tall, exuding brilliance and finesse. A testament to Paul Giraud's reputation, this 10-year-old marvel is not just a drink; it's a journey, a story, a legacy.
The Presentation of the bottle
From the picturesque Bouteville with its iconic chateau, the name Paul Giraud has traversed borders and oceans, resonating with cognac connoisseurs worldwide. Encased in a sophisticated bottle, every drop within is a product of exceptional terroir, years of honed expertise, and a commitment to purity. Reflecting decades of sublime craftsmanship, this cognac is an emblem of the Giraud family's unparalleled artistry in vine cultivation, distillation, and cellar mastery.
How to drink
The 10 ANS D'ÂGE - BRUT DE FÛT PAUL GIRAUD is not just to be drunk; it's to be experienced. Pour with reverence, savor the aroma, and take a deliberate sip. Let the liquid gold unfurl its tales of Grande Champagne, of the Giraud legacy, and of a decade of dedication.
About Paul Giraud
COGNAC PAUL GIRAUD & Fils is a family-owned estate located in Bouteville, a small village in the heart of Grande Champagne, the premier cru of Cognac. The estate has been passed down from father to son since 1635. Paul Jean Giraud, born in 1952, is the 10th generation to lead the domain. In 1975, Paul Jean and his father founded Cognac Paul Giraud, and the brand was established in 1976 with the beginning of bottling. For five years, Paul Jean developed his sales in France before beginning to export in 1980. Currently, their cognacs are distributed selectively in France, in fine grocery stores, wine shops, and restaurants, and are exported to more than 35 countries around the world. In continuation and transmission, Paul, son of Paul Jean (11th generation), works alongside his father. They share the same passion and have a common vision for the sustainability of their know-how.
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