Lhéraud Fins Bois 1982 - Vintage Cognac

Description

This wonderful eau-de-vie is presented to us in the classic bottle of the Cognacs Lheraud, a copy of an 18th-century bottle. Raised from the 1982 harvest, the eaux-de-vie that gave rise to this great Cognac come exclusively from grapes grown on the Fins Bois terroir, a unique terroir that imparts elegant floral aromas to the ugni-blanc grapes. As these eaux-de-vie are not often bottled on their own, without being blended with other terroirs, this Fins Bois 1982 is therefore an opportunity Rare to taste the inimitable style of this terroir through an old vintage. With its magnificent amber color, this seductive Cognac presents an aroma reminiscent of apricot kernels, walnuts and muscatel. Delightful notes of white nougat, peace of spices and honey, as well as suave nuances of dark chocolate, also emerge. A hint of orange blossom adds to this elegantly complex ensemble. The palate is perfectly balanced, round and harmonious. Gourmandise is the order of the day, with notes of vanilla and crème brûlée, without heaviness but with beautiful intensity. In the background, the fruity notes of pear and candied apricot. A complex, delicate palate accompanies us for long Secondes... An undeniably charming Cognac.

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