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Grande Champagne

Grande Champagne, fine and light, is the most refined growth, producing an eau-de-vie with a predominantly and incredibly long-tasting floral bouquet. It is remarkably well-suited to aging.

Petite Champagne

Petite Champagne, with its mellow quality, comes a very close second to Grande Champagne. This growth is distinguished by a more powerful body. Occasionally lighter than Grande Champagne, it has a slightly fruity aroma which blends nicely with a predominantly floral nose.

Borderies

The Borderies are fine, soft eaux-de-vie, characterized by their roundness and rich violet bouquet. They are reputed to reach their optimal final quality in lesser years than the others.

Fins Bois

The Fins Bois are light and firmly structured. They nonetheless have roundness, mellowness and charm which make them ideal for an introduction to Cognac. Their faster aging gives them a more vigorous taste than the mellow finesse of Champagnes.

Bons bois

The vigorous Bons Bois have a distinctive taste, not so much of the wood but more reminiscent of moorlands by the sea, of shrubs and wild fruits. This is a somewhat craggy Cognac.