Maison Guerbé 1966 - Brut de Fût - b. 2026 - 700ml

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€110
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Maison Guerbé Brut de Fût is a 1966 Grande Champagne eau-de-vie from France, bottled in 2026 at 46.7% ABV in a 700 ml bottle.

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Description from the seller

Cask strength Grande Champagne. Bottled in 2026, this eau-de-vie reveals deep aromas of dried fruit, vanilla and delicate spices, with a round and elegant palate.

[Offered up by the producers themselves, Maison Guerbé, also known as Cognac Sirap]


[Expert's remark: Apparently, the casks are numbered per vintage, starting at 1 up to 50. This means there are multiple casks numbered 28.
A more precise number would've been 1966-28 - ES]

Cask strength Grande Champagne. Bottled in 2026, this eau-de-vie reveals deep aromas of dried fruit, vanilla and delicate spices, with a round and elegant palate.

[Offered up by the producers themselves, Maison Guerbé, also known as Cognac Sirap]


[Expert's remark: Apparently, the casks are numbered per vintage, starting at 1 up to 50. This means there are multiple casks numbered 28.
A more precise number would've been 1966-28 - ES]

Details

Mixed lot
No
Region
Grande Champagne
Distillery/brand
Maison Guerbé
Name/edition
Brut de Fût
Year of distillation
1966
Country of production
France
Volume on label
700ml
Alcohol %
46.7%
Year of bottling
2026
Original packaging
Yes
FranceVerified
78
Objects sold
100%
Private

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