Malternative Belgium Cognac #31 Le Déménageur (Lot 66)

Malternative Belgium Cognac #31 Le Déménageur (Lot 66)

Dieser Cognac wurde von einer Secret Domaine (Bouilleur de cru de Verrières) aus Ugni Blanc Trauben in Grande Champagne (Cognac), Frankreich hergestellt.

Er reifte für 57 Jahre in einem Fass aus französischer Eiche und wurde 2024 (04/2024) von Malternative Belgium in Fassstärke mit 46,4% abgefüllt. Für die Destillation wurde eine Alambic Charentais (Pot Still) verwendet.

Malternative Belgium schreibt zum Le Déménageur: "We found this cognac at a small bouilleur de cru in Verrières. In the cognac region, the bouilleur de cru plays a crucial role in preserving the tradition and diversity of cognac. They contribute to the region's reputation by offering unique, artisan-made products that reflect the specific characteristics of their vineyards.
We ourselves are big fans of the cognacs that come from vineyards located in this 14 km2 small municipality of Verrières.
This municipality with only about 400 inhabitants is part of the "golden triangle" of the cognac region.  

About the producer:
Unfortunately, we do not have the right to share the name of this producer. But take it from us, the cognacs from this cellar and the small Charentaise farm are a reflection of the past overtaken by the high speed of the present. 

Tasting notes:
Nose:  Lush and complex aromas greet you with an explosion of tropical fruit. Ripe mango, juicy pineapple and a hint of passion fruit dance together with delicate hints of peach and apricot. Not only fruit, but certainly also chewing tobacco, ginger and Chinese black tea. 
Taste: Wow! This interweaving between nose and taste is sublime! At the first sip a beautifully balanced palette of flavors unfolds. The tropical fruitiness of the nose immediately emerges with intensely ripe pineapple and mango, accompanied by hints of papaya and guava. As the taste develops further, notes of pink pepper, ginger and cloves emerge, all so harmonious.
Finish:   The aftertaste is long and luxurious, this is enjoyment!"