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The Tesseron Lot No 29 Exception is truly worthy of its name. A unique blend of Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, this cognac has been lovingly aged for at least three generations. It's floral bouquet delights, bringing to mind mocha and notes of chocolate. And, naturally, you get to enjoy exceptional rank - a phenomena only associated with truly old cognac.
The decanter is simple, yet stunning, and comes to you secure in a presentation box. If you're looking for a top quality, rare jewel of a cognac, then your search has come to fruition. Definitely one for the connoisseur.
Look, I have drunk more Cognac / Brandy than I care to mention!!! In this instance, in regard to the Lot: 29 , may I say - it is sublime...Alas!...there are some critiques - namely, Age! There is definitely an age where a spirit regresses to a wine like state and this is one of them. Probably 50 to 60 years is the maximum in which the fluid can maintain its integrity.
Cognac Tesseron specializes, as this slogan suggests, in high-end cognacs. As their marketing slogan suggests, they only produce “XO and Beyond”, so cognacs from the XO age onwards. From their ancestral home Domaine Tesseron in Châteauneuf-sur-Charente, which lies between Cognac and Angoulême, the Tesseron family traditionally used to sell its eaux-de-vie to the large cognac houses. But in 2003 they decided to release a range under their own family name. The Tesserons are also active in wine production, owning Château Pontet-Canet – a Pauillac classified property producing Grand Cru Classé Bordeaux wine.
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