Cognac Park VSOP 700ml
Cognac Park VSOP 700ml
Dark amber, the essence of fineness and distinction, with floral aromas of jasmine and bergamot combined with sweet fruits. Flavours call to mind flambéed banana and freshly picked vine peaches. Round, mellow and creamy, leading to a soft finish.
Combining the fruits of three distinct terroirs, the Park VSOP Cognac is a unique expression of the art of blending. Using only Ugni Blanc grapes, this expression is composed of 40% Fins Bois, 40% Petite Champagne and 20% Grande Champagne. The aim was to create a VSOP that could seamlessly move between elegant florals, rich fruits and a creamy mouthfeel, hand-crafted in small batches for precision. Aged for a minimum of four years, the Park VSOP has been matured in lightly-toasted new oak barrels as well as older casks. The result is a versatile, well-rounded Cognac that any connoisseur would be happy to own.
Park Cognacs are produced by a family-owned company that can be traced back to the year 1880, when Gaston Tessendier, a mathematics teacher, acquired a vineyard in the Cognac region. Tending to the vines himself, he was such a successful part-time winemaker that he expanded his area and eventually built a distillery to produce wines and Cognac. Over time, the company became one of the largest bulk suppliers in the whole region, and still remains in the family to this day.
Cognac Park VSOP 700ml
Dark amber, the essence of fineness and distinction, with floral aromas of jasmine and bergamot combined with sweet fruits. Flavours call to mind flambéed banana and freshly picked vine peaches. Round, mellow and creamy, leading to a soft finish.
Combining the fruits of three distinct terroirs, the Park VSOP Cognac is a unique expression of the art of blending. Using only Ugni Blanc grapes, this expression is composed of 40% Fins Bois, 40% Petite Champagne and 20% Grande Champagne. The aim was to create a VSOP that could seamlessly move between elegant florals, rich fruits and a creamy mouthfeel, hand-crafted in small batches for precision. Aged for a minimum of four years, the Park VSOP has been matured in lightly-toasted new oak barrels as well as older casks. The result is a versatile, well-rounded Cognac that any connoisseur would be happy to own.
Park Cognacs are produced by a family-owned company that can be traced back to the year 1880, when Gaston Tessendier, a mathematics teacher, acquired a vineyard in the Cognac region. Tending to the vines himself, he was such a successful part-time winemaker that he expanded his area and eventually built a distillery to produce wines and Cognac. Over time, the company became one of the largest bulk suppliers in the whole region, and still remains in the family to this day.
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Cognac Park VSOP 700ml
Dark amber, the essence of fineness and distinction, with floral aromas of jasmine and bergamot combined with sweet fruits. Flavours call to mind flambéed banana and freshly picked vine peaches. Round, mellow and creamy, leading to a soft finish.
Combining the fruits of three distinct terroirs, the Park VSOP Cognac is a unique expression of the art of blending. Using only Ugni Blanc grapes, this expression is composed of 40% Fins Bois, 40% Petite Champagne and 20% Grande Champagne. The aim was to create a VSOP that could seamlessly move between elegant florals, rich fruits and a creamy mouthfeel, hand-crafted in small batches for precision. Aged for a minimum of four years, the Park VSOP has been matured in lightly-toasted new oak barrels as well as older casks. The result is a versatile, well-rounded Cognac that any connoisseur would be happy to own.
Park Cognacs are produced by a family-owned company that can be traced back to the year 1880, when Gaston Tessendier, a mathematics teacher, acquired a vineyard in the Cognac region. Tending to the vines himself, he was such a successful part-time winemaker that he expanded his area and eventually built a distillery to produce wines and Cognac. Over time, the company became one of the largest bulk suppliers in the whole region, and still remains in the family to this day.
