Courvoisier Emperor Rare Old French Cognac 700ml

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Courvoisier Emperor Rare Old French Cognac 700ml

Description

 

This is a GoodDrop Fresh Drop… meaning we have bought an extremely limited stockholding of this item which will not be replenished once sold out. Get in quick if you want to try this normally travel retail exclusive rare cognac.

Produced exclusively for the Asian travel retail market, we have managed to source this rare cognac which is a blend of eaux-de-vie from Grande and Petite Champagne Cru and Fins Bois, all sub-regions within the Cognac appellation. Aged for 15 years in French Oak barrels. Presented in the sophisticated XO bottle design.

Tasting Note: Dark caramel. Round and rich with notes of oranges and decadent chocolate.

Additional Details

SKU:
12797-GB-UNIT
Age:
15 Year Old
Size:
700
Container Type:
Bottle
Country:
France
Alcohol %:
40
Region:
Cognac
Varietal:
Cognac

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