Eau-de-Vie with an amber colour and fruity savours, greengage, apricot, with a hint of almond and fine vanilla imparted by the Limousin wood. 42% in alcohol content, this Cognac has a distinct and powerful bouquet whose supple and lingering taste on the palate are the hallmark of Grande Champagne.

A 7 year old Cognac
A Château de Beaulon classic.

Special Reserve Michel Vallet : (Helios decanter)

The hints of linden flowers remain very present whereas the flowers on the vine have almost disappeared. There are dreied flowers and vanilla.

In the mouth : apricot and plum. Not aggressive to the palate but the wood is more perceptible than in the VSOP.
 

A fully mature Cognac produced in the heart of the borderies cru, by the third generation of wine-growers. Aged 25 years.

A gold colour lightly more limpid than the VSOP.
Fine smell of dry fruit with oak notes and complex aromas such as apple tart.

The youngest Cognac in this blend is aged for long time in Limousin oak barrels (including several years in new barrels).

Elegant copper highlights, a lingering bouquet, and a powerful, round flavour make this a very distinguished Cognac. The oaky characteristics and candied fruit flavours coat the palate after the first sip.

Vieille Réserve Napoléon
It is a very elaborate Cognac.
A bouquet with considerable fineness and harmonious blending of flavours.

Light amber in colour.
The first nose is characterised by spice and toasted notes. They intensify and are complemented by hints of pastry and confectionary.
A very clean elegant palate displays excellent balance and a touch of oak at the finish.

15 years old eau-de-vie.
Golden shade, fine and delicate smell.
Both the bouquet and the taste are characteristic of a cognac Grande Champagne.
 
Packaging: 'Cognaçaise' bottle, White and burgundy label, burgundy top ; matching box.