Cognac Prunier Fine Champagne La Vieille Maison VS

Cognac Prunier Fine Champagne La Vieille Maison VSThe blending is mainly done with the "Petite Champagne", "Fins Bois" and "Bons Bois" appellation regions which give finesse and structure to this quality. The Cognac is aged on a average a between 3 and 5 years. The Fins Bois having a faster evolution than the "Champagne", thus give an additional roundness to the assembly. We find the PRUNIER style in this Cognac, that is to say, a Cognac very frank of taste, with already a good maturity for this

Reserve was aged for a total of 28 months in French oak barrels

soft finish

this Pinot Noir aged in new barrels only a few years demand for skating tannins and realize its potential

Swirl with ice

Oz Wine is a rich sweet wine

However it can produce outstanding wines such as those in Spain

with a balanced sweetness and intense citrus notes

nice summer fruits on the palate

soft to velvety

This wine was produced from dry-farmed vines on the slopes of the Judea hills

The Courvoisier XO Special Kosher Edition contains long aged blend of eaux-de-vie from Grande & Petite Champagne

this lovely wine is overlaid with a bouquet of toasty vanilla and oak