Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40.6% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Vallein Tercinier Petite Champagne Lot 30
Special features: This rare bottling comes from the renowned French distillery Vallein-Tercinier and represents the Petite Champagne terroir in great quality. Lot 30 was aged in French Oak Cask and is limited to only 238 bottles – a remarkable collector's item.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fruity aromas of ripe apples and pears, accompanied by delicate floral notes and a hint of vanilla.
Palate: Elegant, balanced taste with gentle wood nuances, fine spice, and a slightly nutty depth.
Finish: Long-lasting and smooth with subtle sweetness and restrained spice.
Distillery/Bottler: The Vallein-Tercinier distillery, located in the Petite Champagne region of the Cognac area, combines traditional production methods with modern care. The family business places great importance on representing the typical terroirs and the quality of its eaux-de-vie, which is impressively reflected in this limited edition.
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What is the alcohol content of Vallein Tercinier Lot 30?
The alcohol content is 40.6%. This bottling has exactly 40.6% alcohol by volume and has not been chill-filtered.
What is the volume of Vallein Tercinier Lot 30?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The specification states 0.7 liters and the bottling comes without color additives.
What is the bottling year or age of Vallein Tercinier Lot 30?
The bottling took place in 1995. Lot 30 carries the cask number 030 and is part of a limited edition of 238 copies.
From which cask was Vallein Tercinier Lot 30 matured?
The maturation took place in a French Oak Cask. The product text explicitly mentions French Oak Cask as the cask type and the edition is referred to as Lot 30.
Where does Vallein Tercinier Lot 30 come from and who is the bottler?
The origin is the Petite Champagne Region in France and the bottler is Vallein-Tercinier. The manufacturer and original bottler are listed as Vallein-Tercinier and the edition comprises 238 copies.