Baron Otard Collection Du Roi N°3 Cognac

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Baron Otard Collection Du Roi N°3 Cognac

Spiriteux Cognac
€3,912.50 tax excl. (IB)

Baron Otard Collection du Roi No.3 is an Hors d’age cognac, a rare and complex blend of aged eaux-de-vie selected from the historic Château de Cognac reserves, crafted by the Cellar Master. Bottled in a mouth-blown crystal decanter inspired by the crown jewels of Francois Ier, and presented in a handcrafted case of leather, silk, lacquer and gold leaf. On the nose, aromas of plum blossom, walnut, warm spices—especially nutmeg—tinged with candied orange and fine oak. The palate opens generously with prune and rich rancio, followed by candied fruits and a delicate spice finish 

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Format
70CL
Vintage
Non-Vintage
ABV
40%
Packaging
Gift Box
Country
France
Appellation
Cognac
Type
Hors d'Age
Prestige
Référence
DC2855

Baron Otard

Baron Otard is a legendary Cognac house founded in 1795 by Jean‑Baptiste Antoine Otard, who purchased the Château de Cognac—birthplace of King Francois Ier—to house his cellars. Descendant of an aristocratic lineage connected to a Viking named Ottar, the brand matures its eaux‑de‑vie in the medieval castle’s cellars, benefiting from consistent humidity and temperature. Now owned by Bacardi Group, it balances innovation with centuries-old traditions. Its range, from VS to XO Gold, showcases masterful blends, refined aromas (floral, dried fruits, vanilla, licorice), and French oak aging.

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