Pierre de Segonzac - XO Sélection des Anges - 70cl - 2 bottles

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A lot of 2 bottles of Pierre de Segonzac XO Sélection des Anges Grande Champagne Cognac, each 70 cl at 40% ABV, in original packaging.

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This consists of 2 bottles of Pierre de Segonzac XO Sélection des Anges Grande Champagne Cognac, an exclusive French cognac from the Grande Champagne region.


Producer: Pierre de Segonzac (a family-owned estate in Cognac, France)
Type: XO (Extra Old) / Grande Champagne 1er Cru Cognac
Alcohol content: 40% vol.
Volume: 70 cl (also available in smaller bottles)
Grape variety: 100% Ugni Blanc
Flavor profile: A rich and complex aroma with notes of dried fruit (figs, apricots), jasmine, walnuts, and toasted nuances.
Cask type: Matured in French Limousin oak casks. The young distillates (*eaux-de-vie*) spend their first year in brand-new oak casks to absorb significant character from the wood, before being transferred to older, used casks for a slower maturation process.
Once cognac has been bottled in glass, it ceases to mature or develop further. It will not improve with age; however, to prevent it from deteriorating, you should follow these guidelines:
• Upright position: Unlike wine, cognac should always be stored upright. The high alcohol content (40%) can otherwise gradually corrode the natural cork, which ruins the flavor and causes the spirit to evaporate.
• Dark and cool: Keep the bottle away from direct sunlight—ideally in a dark cupboard or within its original box. Sunlight and strong UV radiation can cause the color to fade and break down the flavor compounds. The labels and the cap are in excellent condition, with no damage or stains.
Also included for the buyer are two cardboard gift boxes...

This consists of 2 bottles of Pierre de Segonzac XO Sélection des Anges Grande Champagne Cognac, an exclusive French cognac from the Grande Champagne region.


Producer: Pierre de Segonzac (a family-owned estate in Cognac, France)
Type: XO (Extra Old) / Grande Champagne 1er Cru Cognac
Alcohol content: 40% vol.
Volume: 70 cl (also available in smaller bottles)
Grape variety: 100% Ugni Blanc
Flavor profile: A rich and complex aroma with notes of dried fruit (figs, apricots), jasmine, walnuts, and toasted nuances.
Cask type: Matured in French Limousin oak casks. The young distillates (*eaux-de-vie*) spend their first year in brand-new oak casks to absorb significant character from the wood, before being transferred to older, used casks for a slower maturation process.
Once cognac has been bottled in glass, it ceases to mature or develop further. It will not improve with age; however, to prevent it from deteriorating, you should follow these guidelines:
• Upright position: Unlike wine, cognac should always be stored upright. The high alcohol content (40%) can otherwise gradually corrode the natural cork, which ruins the flavor and causes the spirit to evaporate.
• Dark and cool: Keep the bottle away from direct sunlight—ideally in a dark cupboard or within its original box. Sunlight and strong UV radiation can cause the color to fade and break down the flavor compounds. The labels and the cap are in excellent condition, with no damage or stains.
Also included for the buyer are two cardboard gift boxes...

Details

Mixed lot
No
Region
Grande Champagne
Distillery/brand
Pierre de Segonzac
Name/edition
XO Sélection des Anges
Country of production
France
No. of bottles in lot, other than 1
2
Volume on label
70cl
Alcohol %
40%
Original packaging
Yes
SwedenVerified
14
Objects sold
Private

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