Courvoisier Napoleon Fine Champagne 70cl. - Case

Created in 1910, Courvoisier Napoleon cognac is a timeless blend of Grande and Petite Champagne at their optimal point of maturity. Fine Champagne at its finest, led Courvoisier to be labeled "Napoléon's Cognac." It comes from the distillation of wines resulting from the Fine Champagne strains of the Grande and Petite Champagne crus, matured for a minimum of 20 years at their optimal point. Distillation is carried out in the traditional way, in 25 hectoliter copper stills. It was made in 1910 to celebrate the friendship between the Napoleon and Courvoisier families, a fact to which it owes its name.

View:
Copper tone.

Nose:
Aroma of sandalwood, which comes from contact with the wood, of mushrooms, due to the humid conditions of the warehouses where the cognac ages, and of dried apricot, due to distillation on the lees.

Mouth:
This voluptuous Fine Champagne lingers in the mouth with great depth and length on the palate. Elegant and with good body. Subtle flavors of tobacco, sandalwood, dried fruits, ginger, orange blossom, plum and licorice are perceived. With a long, persistent and fine memory.