1970s Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac calvados

1970s Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac calvadosMartell Cordon Bleu (40%, 1976) The Cordon Bleu has been created in 1912, with a large proportion of Borderies Cognac. Its actually an X. O., so Id wager this one was distilled around the 1940s and 1950s. Colour: Amber. Nose: Its a rather potent Cognac on the nose, with these notes of old Calvados that can sometimes be found in some natural Cognacs. Notes of ripe gooseberries as well, quinces, oranges, and then rather tinned peaches with a little

The wine has a powerful body with soft

Earthy and Tannic Finish: Finally

five parts water

which make it very enjoyable

Nose: Punchy

make it bigger and bulky

its intricate

earthy notes of citrus

Nose: Caramelly

encapsulating both the youthful vibrancy and the sophistication typical of Arran’s style

Its vineyard stretches over 30 hectares of Sémillon and the vines have an average age of 35 years

especially white pepper