Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 53.3% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Grosperrin Cognac No.64 Borderies
Special features: This extraordinary cognac comes from the smallest growing area of the region, the Borderies. It was distilled in a small family distillery and then aged in the cellars of Grosperrin in Saintes, on the banks of the Charente. The cognac was not colored and not chill-filtered, preserving its natural color and aromatic diversity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: A floral bouquet with notes of candied violets, dried flowers, and spicy roses.
Palate: A mineral onset, followed by a powerful yet controlled development with an oily texture.
Finish: A long, structured finish that reflects the aromas of the nose and shows remarkable elegance.
Distillery/Bottler: Grosperrin is an independent cognac house that specializes in producing exceptional cognacs from rare, old crus. Founded in the 1990s by Jean Grosperrin, a passionate advocate of the history and culture of cognac, the house is known for its dedication to traditions and the pursuit of authentic terroirs. Today, it is run by his son Guilhem, who continues the philosophy of creating rare and complex cognacs that delight connoisseurs.
The alcohol content is 53.3%. It is not chill-filtered and contains no coloring agents.
What size is Grosperrin No.64?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The alcohol content is 53.3%.
Where does Grosperrin No.64 come from?
The origin is France, Borderies. The Cognac was aged in oak barrels.
What aromas does Grosperrin No.64 exhibit?
Nose: floral notes with violets and delicate honey aromas; Palate: spicy with a hint of almonds; Finish: long-lasting with a fine wood note. The bottler is Grosperrin.
What type of cask does Grosperrin No.64 use?
Oak barrels. The Cognac is without coloring agents.