Wine Tasting and New Cognacs
I also wanted to alert you to a couple new Cognac deals that we received. First, we have the Gabriel & Andreu Grand Champagne Cognac, which is aged for 35 years. This normally sells for over $90, but we have it for $49.99 - only 8 bottles available. I found this blurb about the Cognac - The soil has a high content of soft chalk, giving a Cognac with a very smooth, mellow taste. Because of the high level of chalkiness, this Cognac ages very slowly. It has developed deep and fine aromas of plum, quince, vineflower, honey and walnuts, with a tough of spice.
Second, we have some vintage Pierre Ferrand cognacs dated 1971, 1975 and 1977. They are all regularly over $200, but we have them for $99.99. Here is some info on them:
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Cognac Ferrand maintains stocks of vintage cognacs in bonded warehouses. These strategic stocks are normally used as part of the blends and are periodically tasted to evaluate their evolution. After a recent tasting, partners Alexandre Gabriel and Jean Dominique Andreu deemed some casks of each of these vintages worthy of bottling as a single vintage cognac. Grande Champagne cognacs usually reach their prime at around 30 – 50 years of age. When we tasted these three vintages we knew that we had three absolutely superlative, memorable cognacs. | |
That is all for now - I think summer might be right around the corner!!!
Adam

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