Château de Montifaud VS Fine Petite Champagne Cognac (70cl) NV
Cognac AOC
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Introducing a lusciously smooth and intensely long VS Cognac from the Vallet family, makers of fine spirits at Château de Montifaud since 1837. Crafted with an eau du vie long aged in French oak, this is a meticulously made, complex brandy.
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Spirit Details
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France- Light Golden Amber
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- 28 Units
- Vegan
- 40% ABV
- 700 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2040
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Smooth and warming with notes of pear and apple, nutty finish
The Spirit
If you’re unfamiliar with Cognac naming convention, ‘VS’ stands for ‘Very Special’, and Cognacs with this classification must be made with eau de vie aged for at least two years. And ‘Petite Champagne’ refers to the vineyard site where the grapes were grown, the second quality enclave of the region. Unlike some other distillers, the Vallet family believe a quality spirit can only be created from a quality wine. So grapes are harvested at optimum ripeness before being transported to the cellar and pressed gently in as short a time as possible. After fermentation the wine is left to age on its lees for three months, before a double distillation in copper stills. It’s then transferred to new French oak to mature to fresh and floral perfection.
If you’re unfamiliar with Cognac naming convention, ‘VS’ stands for ‘Very Special’, and Cognacs with this classification must be made with eau de vie aged for at least two years. And ‘Petite Champagne’ refers to the vineyard site where the grapes were grown, the second quality enclave of the region. Unlike some other distillers, the Vallet family believe a quality spirit can only be created from a quality wine. So grapes are harvested at optimum ripeness before being transported to the cellar and pressed gently in as short a time as possible. After fermentation the wine is left to age on its lees for three months, before a double distillation in copper stills. It’s then transferred to new French oak to mature to fresh and floral perfection.
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