- 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
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Brand
- Roullet Cognac
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Growth area & soil: Grande Champagne
Grande Champagne
Description
Roullet XO Gold Grande Champagne Cognac
Roullet XO Gold Grande Champagne Cognac is, as the name suggests, created solely from eaux-de-vie from the premier terroir of the region. Each component that goes into making up this delightful blend has been aged for more than 16 years, resulting in a delicious aroma and fresh, floral feel. A staple for every Cognac cabinet, this is a great selection to own.
Produced by a Cognac house dating back to 1772, the Roullet house was an early contender in crafting exceptional Cognacs. It is this sense of history that results in beautifully blended Cognac’s with expertise behind every sip. An excellent example of that, this XO is a fine Cognac with an incredibly generous price tag. A great display of why the Roullet house is one to familarise yourself with.
Presentation of the box
A charming oval shape, with an effortless style this Cognac would be perfectly placed in a cabinet, or a the heart of the dining table. Royal gold and emerald green instantly capture the familiar Roullet branding and nod to the rich sense of history behind the Cognac’s creation. Finished in a gold and mahogany presentation box, it would make an exceptional gift.
How to enjoy
The perfect digestif after a good meal, this is one to enjoy in good company in fine surroundings. Sip slowly to enjoy the ride of its tasting journey.
About Roullet Cognac
The Cognac house of Roullet has a long and rich history. Indeed, the Roullet family were some of the very first to sell Cognacs in glass bottles in Paris back in the 18th century. Vineyards and working the vines are in the blood of this long line of wine makers. There is a traceable history showing the family first owned vineyards in the Cognac region as far back as 1772.
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