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Marancheville Lot 14-45 is a blend of very old eaux-de-vie from 1914 and 1945 harvests, offering a unique aromatic palette which takes you into an incomparable taste universe. The aromas of precious wood, wax, dried flower petals gently transport us to the last century.
The Marancheville house is a family-run Cognac house, renowned for producing exceptional cognacs for several generations. Located in the Cognac region, the house benefits from a high-quality terroir, particularly in the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus, which are known for their fine and elegant eaux-de-vie. The Marancheville house favors artisanal production, with traditional distillation methods and meticulous aging in oak barrels, resulting in cognacs of great complexity, finesse, and remarkable aromatic richness. The Marancheville family prides itself on adhering to ancient methods and craftsmanship passed down through generations to create authentic and refined cognacs.
The Marancheville house was founded in the 19th century by the Marancheville family, who has passed down its craftsmanship through generations. Located in the Cognac region, it benefits from exceptional terroir, particularly in the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus, where the limestone soils and ideal climate conditions allow for optimal vine cultivation.
From its inception, the Marancheville house focused on traditional distillation and blending cognacs made from eaux-de-vie sourced from the best terroirs. The respect for ancient methods and the attention to detail at each stage of production, from grape selection to bottling, has allowed the house to stand out for the...
The 1998 Vintage is an elegant, harmonious and refined cognac, the result of a perfect alliance between an exceptional terroir, artisanal know-how and a quest for excellence. With its aromatic richness and remarkable length on the palate, it embodies a unique personality forged by the varied climatic conditions of that year. After the abundant rains of spring, the summer...
This exceptional golden eau-de-vie has a delicate, appetizing nose, with fruity aromas of plum, apricot and spicy notes of vanilla and nutmeg. On the palate, its texture is fine and unctuous, offering subtle flavors of toast and oak, giving it a pleasantly persistent finish.
The Collection of Vintage Cognacs from Maison Godet is one of the largest in the region, ranging from 1814 to present day. Godet Millesime 1933 Grande Champagne is a Cognac from a single year and a single cru to reveal all its characteristics.
L'Exemplaire N°5 is a blend of cognacs distilled on lees in the early 1980s from the 2 founders family properties. It is a beautiful cognac whose singularity is typical of "Grande Champagne" and its limestone terroirs : powerful and fruity! After a long ageing period (35 to 40 years) during which the aromas have slowly concentrated, there is a beautiful complexity where the...
Mauxion Lot 45 Bons Bois Cognac has a very refined and vibrant aroma. It offers fresh notes of lime, sour plums, and passion fruits, along with white blossoms, jasmine tea, and ginger. There are also darker scents like moss, fallen autumn leaves, dark honey, and hints of vanilla.
On the palate, it has excellent mintiness, accompanied by flavors of...
This vintage Cognac comes from a family of notaries who have lived in Cognac for several generations. This Petite Champagne 1970 was part of the estate of the father, who had bequeathed his stocks to his wife and his son, a notary like himself. This Eaux-de-vie was distilled by a small distillery founded in 1958 and which still exists today. This is a Cognac that has spent...
Prulho Voyage Hors d'Age is a unique creation of elements chosen for their rarity and originality. The bottle has the shape and the link which recall the topette that the cellar masters use for their samplings. The aged wooden case made in the spirit of a barrel, reveals through the bung, the color of a Cognac with a subtle fragrance, from the two best terroirs: Grande and...
This extremely rare cognac comes from a family of winegrowers based in Angeac-Champagne. It comes from a very old stock, distinct from the stock of the property, the lots of which are rarely put up for sale, and always in a confidential manner. It aged for many years in a small clay cellar, before moving to the Grosperrin cellars in Saintes.