Prunier - Cuvée No. 1 Winston Churchill - b. 2022 - 70cl

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Prunier presents Cuvée No. 1 Winston Churchill, a 70cl, 47% ABV cognac from Borderies, bottled in 2022 in a limited edition of 925 bottles with original packaging.

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Description from the seller

This exceptional, rare and ancient cognac is a blend of two magnificent Borderies eaux-de-vie from 1967 and 1970, limited to 925 bottles.

It reflects the style and age of the cognac so loved by Sir Winston Churchill.

Winston Churchill was an acknowledged expert and connoisseur of old cognacs. In his time, some small specialized houses produced for their customers very old and exceptional cognacs in limited quantities. These houses may have disappeared today, but this cognac, superbly crafted by the Maison Prunier, offers an opportunity to discover a unique eau-de-vie in the style so appreciated by Churchill.

There is a close link between Sir Winston Churchill and the Maze Churchill family who have been producing cognac for over 40 years in the Borderies region of Cognac. Jeanne Maze Churchill and her husband Robert Churchill, the current generation, are proud to work with the Maison Prunier to create this first Winston Churchill Cuvée.

Tasting Notes:

Color: Bright, very bright, clear gold.

Nose: Notes of roasted orange, figs associated with cinnamon and a hint of licorice. Very precise, fine, complex and naturally supple. Beautiful harmony in the whole.

Palate : Soft attack, naturally round and refined. Almond aromas are present, associated with a nice saline approach. The mouth is well balanced and the finish is clean and persistent.

A beautiful and delicate Cognac, subtle and feminine in its approach.

This exceptional, rare and ancient cognac is a blend of two magnificent Borderies eaux-de-vie from 1967 and 1970, limited to 925 bottles.

It reflects the style and age of the cognac so loved by Sir Winston Churchill.

Winston Churchill was an acknowledged expert and connoisseur of old cognacs. In his time, some small specialized houses produced for their customers very old and exceptional cognacs in limited quantities. These houses may have disappeared today, but this cognac, superbly crafted by the Maison Prunier, offers an opportunity to discover a unique eau-de-vie in the style so appreciated by Churchill.

There is a close link between Sir Winston Churchill and the Maze Churchill family who have been producing cognac for over 40 years in the Borderies region of Cognac. Jeanne Maze Churchill and her husband Robert Churchill, the current generation, are proud to work with the Maison Prunier to create this first Winston Churchill Cuvée.

Tasting Notes:

Color: Bright, very bright, clear gold.

Nose: Notes of roasted orange, figs associated with cinnamon and a hint of licorice. Very precise, fine, complex and naturally supple. Beautiful harmony in the whole.

Palate : Soft attack, naturally round and refined. Almond aromas are present, associated with a nice saline approach. The mouth is well balanced and the finish is clean and persistent.

A beautiful and delicate Cognac, subtle and feminine in its approach.

Details

Mixed lot
No
Region
Borderies
Distillery/brand
Prunier
Name/edition
Cuvée No. 1 Winston Churchill
Country of production
France
Volume on label
70cl
Alcohol %
47%
Year of bottling
2022
Original packaging
Yes
Sold by
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Objects sold
Private

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