Borderies No70 / 1970 / 70cl 49.5% / Jean Grosperrin Cognac

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Borderies No70 / 1970 / 70cl 49.5% / Jean Grosperrin CognacThis Cognac was found in the commune of Burie, in the "Pays Bas" (clay soil), in the Borderies cru. Its producer, now retired, has always kept batches in his small cellar as a reminder of his early days. This cask from the '70s, listed as lot 991 in his cellar, still contained 271 liters of Cognac, with a natural alcohol content of 49. 5% Alc. without any reduction; it's a Brut de Ft. It has an amber color with mahogany highlights. The nose is

had over the supply of grain

characteristic soils (crushed sands

In theSelected Quotes section

By preserving the wild yeast and rich aromatics of the nectar

4 The Gauldrons (Cask Strength 2023) / 52

Award-winning Scallywag is bottled and released in genuinely small

exposed to the Atlantic Ocean spray and benefitting from the influence of the Gulf Stream and almost Mediterranean sunshine

Bottled at natural cask strength 63% and is un-chill filtered to ensure that the personality of this cask remains

The obtained eau-de-vie is then aged in barrels in our cellars

skilfully selected and carefully combined to create a beautiful balance of very different flavours

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In essence it is a wine must that has been married to Cognac