Cognac Dudognon Heritage

Ooh, interesting. The rancio is apparent even in the nose, although the rest of the nose is overwhelmed by alcohol (despite only 41% ABV!). There may be some maple syrup hiding in there. On the palate is a light, gentle tingle that gradually concentrates into viscous vanilla - elegant, though, not overpowering. Somehow it maintains a texture that is both thick and light. The finish evaporates sends oak right up the nose but maintains the mouth tingle with no fire down the throat. Truly quite interesting.

Old school direct fire cognac. God bless the distillers continuing this age old tradition and basically having to sleep next to the stills. This cognac is round and slightly floral with a beautiful caramel finish.

Some of cognac’s finest. Very smooth and loaded with flavors from caramel, tart green grapes, chocolate, and barrel spices from the French Oak it was aged in.

amazing taste, apparently this distillery only hands out to specific bars out here in cognac

Ok, i'll admit it. i want to try this mainly because i think the bottle looks amazing.

That Marzipan buttery sweetness - almost nutty