- Cognac age
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XO
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- Growth area
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Blend
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- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Age (maximum)
- 50
- Brand
- Prunier Cognac
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Growth area & soil: Blend






Description
Prunier Reserve de la Famille Cognac
Prunier Reserve de la Famille Cognac is, as the name suggests, a Family Reserve. A blend comprised of eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, and Fins Bois, it has a touch of brilliance in every drop. With the oldest Cognacs used dating back to 1938, it’s a rare and enchanting selection. Having been on the market for the last 20 years, it’s certainly a blend you can trust.
This Reserve is produced by a house with expertise in selecting the finest eaux-de-vie and blending them in highly practiced processes. Knowing exactly what it takes to craft exceptional Cognacs, they are undoubtedly a house that you can trust. Showcasing exactly what Prunier's knowledge is capable of, the Reserve de la Famille Cognac is an excellent example of how wonderful this family-run firm is.
Presentation of the bottle
A traditional display beautifully conveys the age and heritage of this Cognac. Sepia tones, scroll type and red detailing offer connotations of history and brilliance. The bold blacktop creates a stylish, memorable finish. A wonderful gift, or one to display in a Cognac cabinet.
How to enjoy
A Cognac of this age deserves to be savored slowly. Enjoy it neat to experience the diverse tasting experience, or add a dash of water to invite the soft scents to the surface.
About Prunier Cognac
Steeped in tradition, Cognac Prunier is a family run firm with cellars in the heart of the town of Cognac. The house does not own its own vineyards, instead, they buy the eaux-de-vie directly from supplying vine growers and distillers each year, and then carry out the ageing process in their own cellars.
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