On the eve of the Great War, Amédée Edouard Dor's son-in-law, aware of the uncertainties associated with his military commitment, made the decision to hide all the "dames-jeannes". Feeling that his life could change at any moment, and having no inheritance to pass down on to his descendants, he decided to hide them. It occurred to him to harvest the Grande Champagne and Fins Bois eaux-de-vie and blend them together.
On the palate, this cognac is surprisingly delicious, with notes of vine shoots and undergrowth. It lasts a long time on the palate, revealing flavours / flavors reminiscent of cashew nuts, with almost apricot accents, enhanced by hints of vanilla and an elegant smoky touch.
Color
Very intense amber-brown color.
Nose
Woody notes such as vine shoots and a delicious scent of apricot.
Palate
This wine is greedy, round, with hints of vanilla and structure.
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