Grosperrin Grape varieties Grande champagne

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Cognac Grande Champagne AOC

France - Charentes

Maison La Gabarre, an independent family company, was created in 1992 by Jean Grosperrin, broker and merchant in Cognac eaux-de-vie. Nowadays the House selects and matures old cognacs, bottles them and distributes them under the "Cognac de Collection Jean Grosperrin" or "Cognac Le Roch" brand.

    

The Grosperrin house produces a VSOP cognac made from three grape varieties harvested and distilled separately, like the cognacs of yesteryear.
It is a Grande Champagne cognac of the VSOP category (cognacs whose youngest eau-de-vie is at least five years old), traditionally made from a blend. It is thus made up of Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche and Colombard grape varieties.

          

Grape varieties:
Ugni blanc, folle blanche and Colombard.

Tasting:
It is a fairly vegetal cuvée, we perceive aromas of flowers on the nose. The mouth reveals notes of liquorice, completed with a honeyed sensation linked to the Colombard grape. On the finish, we appreciate the light notes of roasting associated with aging.

Analytic :
42% Volume.
70 cl.
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To consume with moderation.
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