A Grande Champagne cognac that was born before the First World War. Bottled in 1983 by Jacques Hardy, it is kept in a leather casket and a prestigious crystal carafe designed by Marie-Claude Lalique. This limited edition cognac, of which only 333 were produced, bears the signature of Bénédicte Hardy.
Amber mahogany appearance with warm, deep tints. On the nose it has an aromatic richness which is expressed in scents of wood, nuts and cigar boxes. Wonderfully smooth on the palate with hints of Charente rancio, developing into spicy, cherry stone and prune notes. The long and enchanting finish offers the exceptional finesse of very old eaux-de-vie.
Bottle Size: 750ml
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Notes of Scent & Flavor
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Aroma
Aromas of wood, nuts and cigar boxes. -
Palate
Flavors of rancio and spicy notes of cherry and prune.
“Wonderfully smooth.”