Delamain Tres Venerable Cognac de Grande Champagne 70 cl

Description

History

Delamain Tres Venerable Cognac de Grande Champagne is a cognac produced by the Delamain maison, in Jarnac, France. The maison was founded in 1763 by James Delamain, an Irish immigrant who had moved to France a few years earlier.

This product line belongs to the line of the “Venerable” maison, i.e. cognacs obtained by assembling cognacs from different vintages.

Production method

Delamain Tres Venerable Cognac de Grande Champagne is obtained from the assembly of cognacs from grapes coming only from the sub-area of Grande Champagne (the most suitable for ageing) from several vintages which on average are 45-50 years old, which have therefore carried out very long periods of aging in oak barrels. This contributes to the aromatic uniqueness of the product.

Alcohol content

45%

Tasting notes

Delamain Tres Venerable Cognac de Grande Champagne has an intense and crystalline topaz color. Sumptuous nose, with notes of licorice, sweet spices such as vanilla and tobacco. In the mouth complex, warm, with good alcohol and good freshness despite the age of the distillate.

Usage

Delamain Tres Venerable Cognac de Grande Champagne is unique as a meditation wine to spend unique moments both alone and in company.