1. Condition: Excellent, collectible condition. 2. Volume: 70cl 3. ABV: 44% 4. Weight in grams: 1460 5. Mail or other 6. General information about the manufacturer Brand: Bel Ange (Owned by the Lheritaud family). Origin: France, sub-region of Petit Champagne (Petite Champagne Appeal Contrôlée). Production address: Meussac, 17800 Échebrune, France. Grape variety: Ugni Blanc. Features: Bottled by an independent family wine house (Bouilleur de Cru) in the 4th generation. The product is manufactured using traditional methods without mass filtration and industrial additives. Cognac from this series (including the 1989 vintage) won a Gold medal at the prestigious Frankfurt Spirits Trophy competition. Color: Deep amber with golden and mahogany highlights. Nose: Refined, mature, and complex. It reveals prominent woody notes of aged oak paired with stewed fruits, candied orange peel, and natural vanilla pod. Palate: Elegant, rich, and well-textured. It beautifully combines smooth rancio, dried apricot, toasted almonds, and sweet baking spices. It is well-balanced with silky tannins. Tasters often describe a sweet, comforting hint reminiscent of British boiled sweets ("bonbon anglais"). Finish: Long and sophisticated, with lingering notes of fine blond tobacco, cocoa, and sweet warming spices.