Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 53.3% | Not chill-filtered | Without coloring
Grosperrin Cognac 1980 Fins Bois
Special features: This extraordinary cognac comes from the renowned Fins Bois region and was distilled in 1980. The bottling impresses with a high alcohol content of 53.3%, which provides intense aromas. Chill-filtered and without colorants, it presents itself in its most natural form. A bottling from Cognac Grosperrin, known for the careful selection and transparent origin of their vintage cognacs.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Complex aromas of ripe fruits, dried herbs, and a fine hint of spice.
Palate: Powerful and velvety with hints of honey, vanilla, and subtle oak tones.
Finish: Long-lasting, elegant, and spicy with a pleasant warmth.
Distillery/Bottler: Cognac Grosperrin specializes in the production of single cask and vintage cognacs, which mostly come from rare vintages. The Grosperrin family brings decades of experience, relies on traditional production methods, and places great importance on authenticity and quality. The bottlings are interesting for connoisseurs who want to discover the terroir of the individual crus.
What is the alcohol content of Grosperrin Cognac 1980?
The Grosperrin Cognac 1980 has an alcohol content of 53.3%. This bottling is not chill-filtered and contains no color additives, contributing to its natural presentation.
What is the volume size of Grosperrin Cognac 1980?
The Grosperrin Cognac 1980 is offered in a volume of 0.7 liters. The product is also labeled as not chill-filtered and has not been colored.
What year is Grosperrin Cognac 1980 from?
The Grosperrin Cognac 1980 comes from the vintage year 1980. The cognac was distilled in Fins Bois Cru, which determines the vintage designation.
What type of cask is used for Grosperrin Cognac 1980?
The Grosperrin Cognac 1980 aged in oak barrels. The bottling is done by Cognac Grosperrin, known for single cask and vintage cognacs.
Where does Grosperrin Cognac 1980 come from and who is the bottler?
The Grosperrin Cognac 1980 comes from France, Cru Fins Bois, and the bottler is Cognac Grosperrin. The producer is also listed as Grosperrin, and the bottling has a high alcohol content of 53.3%.