Grosperrin Cognac No.58 Fins Bois in leather bag

Grosperrin Cognac No.58 Fins Bois in leather bag

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Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 44.5% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring

Grosperrin Cognac No.58 Fins Bois in Leather Bag

Special Features: This cognac comes from the renowned Cru region Fins Bois and is bottled by the independent distillery Grosperrin. The bottling takes place in a characteristic leather bag, which gives the product a rustic and valuable touch. Unfiltered and without coloring, the character of the distillate remains particularly authentic.

Tasting Notes:

  • Nose: Fruity with elegant notes of ripe pear, fresh wood, and a subtle spicy note.
  • Palate: Round and smooth with aromas of vanilla, dried plums, and a hint of spices.
  • Finish: Long-lasting and balanced, with subtle oak and nut nuances.

Distillery/Bottler: Grosperrin is an independent bottler based in the Cognac region of France, specializing in the selection of particularly characterful single cask bottlings. The family business places great importance on preserving traditional production methods and aging in selected oak barrels, which underline the complexity of the cognacs.

Product Details:

  • Manufacturer: Grosperrin
  • Bottler: Grosperrin
  • Cask Types: Oak barrels
  • Packaging: Leather bag

Facts:

Origin France
Manufacturer Grosperrin
Alcohol Content 44.5%
Volume 0.7 liters
Colored No
Chill-Filtered No
 

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The alcohol content is 44.5%. The bottling is not cold-filtered and contains no coloring agents, preserving the character of the distillate.

The volume is 0.7 liters. The bottling is delivered in a leather bag, which is referred to as the characteristic packaging.

Oak barrels were used for maturation. The bottling comes from the Cru region of Fins Bois, which influences the choice of cask and aging duration.

The cognac comes from the Fins Bois region in France. The producer and bottler is Grosperrin, an independent bottler based in the Cognac region.

The tasting notes mention ripe pear, vanilla, and baked plums. The palate is also described as round and smooth with a hint of spices.

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