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Drouet Cognac Fine Melina 2012 Vintage....$99.99
Aged 7 Years
Fine Mélina is a Cognac that was distilled without wine lees, which brings it freshness and lightness. It has the particularity of having been exclusively aged in older casks that have been used for prior ageing of eaux de vies.
Cru : Grande Champagne - 1st Cru.
Vintage : 2012
Color : amber due to its ageing in older oak casks.
Nose : delicate and rich with notes of prune and chocolate.
Palate : pleasant length and finesse. Charming aromas of vanilla scented wood and fig, but also pear.
Drouet Cognac Small Batch 2011 Vintage...$109.99
Muscat de Rivesaltes Cask Finish
Fine Mélina is a Cognac that was distilled without wine lees, which brings it freshness and lightness. It has the particularity of having been exclusively aged in older casks that have been used for prior ageing of eaux de vies.
Cru : Grande Champagne - 1st Cru.
Vintage : 2012
Color : amber due to its ageing in older oak casks.
Nose : delicate and rich with notes of prune and chocolate.
Palate : pleasant length and finesse. Charming aromas of vanilla scented wood and fig, but also pear.
Drouet Cognac Small Batch 2011 Vintage...$109.99
Muscat de Rivesaltes Cask Finish
9 Year Old
Only 800 bottles produced. Each one is hand-numbered by Patrick Drouet himself.
Cru: Petite Champagne.
Vintage: 2011
Cask from: AOC Muscat de Rivesaltes Domaine des Schistes (South of France).
This Napoleaon cognac was tradionally aged 6 years in our cellars then 35 additional months in barrels previously filled with the golden nectar from the famous Domaine des Schistes, resulting in original flavours.
Grande & Petite Champagne
The Drouet estate is located 12 kms south of the town of Cognac. Its 40 hectares are spread across the first two most prestigious “premier crus”: 70% in Grande Champagne, and 30% in Petite Champagne, the second “premier cru” of the appellation.
The Drouet family proposes a range of purist Cognacs Grande Champagne, cognacs that are elegant and highlight this unique terroir. In 2017, another range was launched, one of Craft cognacs, highly original in character stemming from either “premier cru” or the second “deuxieme cru” vineyards, produced in small batches and numbered.
Only 800 bottles produced. Each one is hand-numbered by Patrick Drouet himself.
Cru: Petite Champagne.
Vintage: 2011
Cask from: AOC Muscat de Rivesaltes Domaine des Schistes (South of France).
This Napoleaon cognac was tradionally aged 6 years in our cellars then 35 additional months in barrels previously filled with the golden nectar from the famous Domaine des Schistes, resulting in original flavours.
Grande & Petite Champagne
The Drouet estate is located 12 kms south of the town of Cognac. Its 40 hectares are spread across the first two most prestigious “premier crus”: 70% in Grande Champagne, and 30% in Petite Champagne, the second “premier cru” of the appellation.
The Drouet family proposes a range of purist Cognacs Grande Champagne, cognacs that are elegant and highlight this unique terroir. In 2017, another range was launched, one of Craft cognacs, highly original in character stemming from either “premier cru” or the second “deuxieme cru” vineyards, produced in small batches and numbered.
Drouet Cognac XO Ulysse...$129.99
2020 HIGHEST RATED COGNAC, USA SPIRITS RATINGS. 20 YO vs required minimum of 7 years 100% grapes from Grande Champagne 1er Cru.
The Ulysse cuvée pays tribute to Patrick Drouet's great grandfather. It is a blend of very old Cognacs and is the work of several generations of winegrowers.
A Unique Eau-de-Vie
In our region of Charente, vines grow in clay-limestone soils favouring the production of grapes that are well suited to ageing. This led to the creation of geographical boundaries of six "crus", or production districts, within the controlled appellation area of Cognac, which was established in 1909.
Rated 95/100 The Wine Enthusiast
Drouet Cognac - Hors d'Age PARADIS DE FAMILLE...$229.99
Drouet Cognac - Hors d'Age PARADIS DE FAMILLE...$229.99
This high quality XO Cognac has been aged 25-45 years. It is composed of eaux-de-vie distilled in 1969 by Gérard Drouet in his 4-hl still heated by wood and coal. It is to be savoured slowly in the company of experienced connoisseurs.
In our region of Charente, vines grow in clay-limestone soils favouring the production of grapes that are well suited to ageing. This led to the creation of geographical boundaries of six "crus", or production districts, within the controlled appellation area of Cognac, which was established in 1909.
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