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Francois Peyrot

Peyrot Liquer Amande & Cognac de Grand Champagne

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Size 0,70 l
Alcohol content 24.0% by volume
Area South West (France)
Aging In white oak barrels for a minimum of one year. The aroma is obtained by macerating the almonds.
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Profumo

Perfume

Notes of almonds still unripe and intense aromas of Cognac wood.

Colore

Color

Slightly amber.

Gusto

Taste

The opening in the mouth is decisive together with notes of fresh almond and emerging delicate bitterish hints.

Serve at:

16 - 18 °C.

Rum, Cognac, Armagnac (ballon)

Pairings

Drunk chilled as a digestive. It is also recommended with chocolate desserts, coffee or any kind of cream.

Producer
Francois Peyrot
From this winery
  • Start up year: 1956
Every day, since 1956, the Cognacs of the Maison François Peyrot have been made with the utmost dedication, the fruit of a 'savoir-faire' handed down from father to son over decades. They are the result of passion, hard work and perseverance. The 25 hectares of vines, where the grapes from which the Cognacs are harvested, are located in the town of Jarnac, in the 'Grande Champagne 1er Cru de Cognac', and are cultivated with respect for the environment, favouring quality over quantity. From the vineyard to the cellar, the step is short. Immersed in the half-light and humidity, the essence of wood impregnated with evaporated alcohol almost seems to be the 'perfume of angels': this is how the mystery is fulfilled, with the birth of unique and inimitable Cognacs, whose fragrances are mastered by the infallible skill of the 'maitre de chai', the cellar master. Read more

Name Peyrot Liquer Amande & Cognac de Grand Champagne
Type Liqueurs
Size 0,70 l
Alcohol content 24.0% by volume
Country France
Region South West
Vendor Francois Peyrot
Origin Jarnac.
Production technique Traditional "Charentaise" double distillation in a copper still. Charentaise distillation concentrates the wine's most delicate aromas and flavours, a traditional method dating back to the 18th century.
Aging In white oak barrels for a minimum of one year. The aroma is obtained by macerating the almonds.
Allergens Contains sulphites