- 70cL
Frapin Trilogy n°1 presents the original blend of the 3 vintages distilled on lees: 1986, 1988 and 1990. It is the 1990 vintage, the youngest which imposes the “32 years old” seal on the blend, to give its framework to the composition. Double gold medalist and awarded cognac of the year at the International Spirits Challenge 2023, this cognac shines with its charisma and the elegance of its aromatic palette. The spicy notes are appreciated by the 1988 vintage, the suppleness and balance by the 1986 vintage.
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The Frapin House, founded in 1270, is one of the oldest and most prestigious cognac houses in the Grande Champagne region, the most coveted area for cognac production. A true symbol of excellence and tradition, Frapin combines centuries of expertise with a modern vision to produce exceptional cognacs.
Frapin is distinguished by its unique terroir, where the vines, grown on limestone soils, benefit from an ideal climate for producing superior-quality grapes. Frapin cognacs come exclusively from Grande Champagne, giving each expression an unparalleled aromatic richness. Aging in oak barrels, often in older barrels, imparts a great complexity, woody aromas, and remarkable depth to their cognacs.
Among the house’s flagship cuvées, the Frapin VSOP offers a great balance between fruity and spicy notes, while the Frapin XO is more complex, with hints of dried fruits, honey, and leather. The Frapin Château de Fontpinot is a rare vintage, often considered the pinnacle of the house, offering exceptional richness and depth.
The Frapin House is a guarantee of quality, offering refined, elegant, and character-filled cognacs that delight connoisseurs worldwide.
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The heritage of Richard Hennessy finds a contemporary reinterpretation in the design of a carafe with an innovative and unexpected style, signed by the unique talent of architect Daniel Libeskind. The result of a synergy of pioneering spirits, this creation is imbued with the history of the founder and his dedication to know-how.
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