Cognac Frapin 1er Cru VSOP cuvee rare 1977 baron de lustrac folle blanche bas armagnac

Cognac Frapin 1er Cru VSOP cuvee rare 1977 baron de lustrac folle blanche bas armagnacA bottle of elegantly packaged VSOP from veteran Cognac house Frapin, blended from eaux de vie made exclusively from grapes from the Grande Champagne region of Cognac. Colour: Amber. Nose: Very rounded, jammy, soft, with quite some caramel and corn syrup. A very discreet tarry touch, and a general feeling of Georgian or Armenian brandy. Mouth: Good, with some honey, toasted bread, roasted nuts, some tea, apricot jam, and rather a lot of caramel.

Super new vintage

some honey…A stunning combination of fruits (all of them) with soft spices and chocolates plus a leathery touch

There is a big malt hit on the nose and in the mid-palate

A cracking Margaret River white here

Cardow was extended in 1887 and purchased in 1893 by John Walker and Sons Ltd

This is the pure expression of Chardonnay

that just invites you to drink

yet half the price

Palate - Lusciously sweet (130 g/L RS) with a silky

Probably one of the few types of quality older single malt that is still comparatively cheap

1985 was a model year for the growth of the vines: a wet winter followed by a moderate spring led into an extremely warm June and a hot July and August

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