Cognac Grosperrin Heritage Grande champagne N°90 54.8° - 70cl
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Description
Discover Grosperrin Heritage N°90 Cognac, a true jewel of the Charente terroir. The spirit of this cognac lies in the desire to provide an authentic testament to winegrowing heritage. Guilhem Grosperrin, a passionate artisan, travels the lands of Grande Champagne every year in search of hidden treasures: confidential lots and family legacies. In their 19th-century cellar, carefully restored in Saintes, these cognacs are raised like true works of art. Each bottle represents a terroir, a plot, a vintage, and, above all, a unique story.
This specific Grosperrin Heritage N°90 cognac comes from a small property located in Verrières, on one of the most prized terroirs in the region. The winemaker, now retired, was known for the meticulous attention he paid to his vines, and this lot was long considered by him to be the best of his production. He even set aside for years this last cask from that famous harvest, carefully stored in a cellar adjacent to his family home.
When visiting this property, one senses a humility and authenticity that contrast sharply with the technical expertise sometimes associated with Grande Champagne. As for the tasting, Grosperrin Heritage N°90 cognac offers a rich and complex nose: noble balsamic notes, an infusion of cinnamon, candied prunes, as well as touches of precious wood and old-fashioned rose. On the palate, its silky and generous texture unfolds unctuous aromas blending sweet spices and cooked fruits. The finish proves long and persistent, slightly tannic, carrying the aromas toward a structured and elegant conclusion.
FAQ
Q: What is the alcohol content of Grosperrin Heritage N°90 cognac?
A: The alcohol content is 54.8%.
Q: Where is Grosperrin Heritage N°90 cognac made?
A: It is made in Verrières, in Grande Champagne.
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FAQs
Qu’est-ce que la gamme Héritage ?
Comment les apprécier ?
Comme de véritables trésors liquides : pur, sans artifice, en prenant le temps d’en suivre l’évolution.
Ce qui les rend précieux ?
Chaque numéro correspond à une année de récolte rare, parfois introuvable, avec un style unique (Borderies, Fins Bois, Petite Champagne…).


































