Cognac

The Cognac Guild of Borderies 42° - 70cl

["THE COGNAC GUILD"]
Cognacs Our spirits
France
["Wooded"]
42°
638785814858 639829344586
85,00 €

In stock

The Cognac Guild celebrates the expertise and skill of artisan distillers by showcasing exceptional cognacs usually reserved for friends and family. These cognacs perfectly reflect the diversity and extraordinary richness of the Cognac appellation. Each vintage in the collection, represented by its Single Village and its artisan distillers, offers a remarkable invitation to tasting and discovery.

Description

artisanal Borderies 42° cognac is a sublime expression of French craftsmanship in the town of Cognac, particularly in the Borderies region. Cherves-Richemont, this picturesque town rich in history, is home to this mosaic of vineyards which, with its forests and hills, produces little but does so exceptionally. Accounting for barely 5% of the Cognac vineyard, these crus are known for their complexity and deep palette of flavors.

The 2010 harvest, influenced by a favorable climate, allowed for the perfect maturation of the grapes, which were picked at the end of September. The grapes from this unique cru are distilled using traditional methods and aged in a careful selection of barrels from different coopers, thus offering an unparalleled aromatic richness. Each of these production stages highlights the importance of terroir in the creation of cognac.

Production method: La Guilde du Cognac is committed to preserving the authenticity of its crus by choosing an artisanal method. Each cognac is the result of a blend sourced exclusively from a single region, reflecting the traditional know-how of its distiller. Vinification takes place locally, followed by double distillation in a Charentais pot still, before the cognac is aged in oak barrels within its village of origin.

The typical notes ranging from old gold in color to a floral nose mixed with dried fruits contribute to the uniqueness of this cognac. On the palate, this artisanal Borderies 42° cognac reveals delicate nuances of jasmine and crème brûlée, making every sip a true sensory journey. This product embodies not only the taste but also the soul of the Cognac region, enticing enthusiasts and connoisseurs in search of authenticity.

Features

Aging: 7 months in new barrels followed by aging in barrels that are 2 to 6 years old.

Directions for use

Best enjoyed neat at room temperature (18–20°C), with a splash of water, chilled with whisky stones or ice cubes to provide slight dilution.

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FAQs

Quelle est la singularité du cru Borderies ?

Le plus petit des crus, il donne des cognacs floraux, ronds, avec des notes de violette, noisette et miel.

Quel est le meilleur moment pour le déguster ?

Après le repas, avec du chocolat noir ou un dessert léger.

Pourquoi le choisir ?

Pour son élégance délicate et sa texture moelleuse très appréciée des connaisseurs.