Blended from Cognacs of an average age of 25 years,this is a transparent, pale gold spirit marked by notes of vine flower and grape, with a delicate, refinement texture ending on notes of grape, toast and vanilla.
Ultimate Beverage Challenge 95 points - Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2011 Finalist. Beautifully floral with loads of dried black fruits, brown spices, marzipan, toffee, maple syrup, and butterscotch. Absolutely seamless and perfectly balanced. (Mar 2011)
Brilliant pale gold in color, this superb Cognac is distinguished by its remarkable delicacy and refinement. The grape and vanillin aromas are confirmed on the palate, where intense yet elegant fruit flavors are offset by floral and licorice notes which linger in the extended finish.
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| Delamain Pale & Dry Très Belle Grande Champagne Cognac was introduced as Delamain’s standard-bearer in 1920, and represents 80 percent of the firm’s production. The label is a reproduction of a 17th century engraving of the town and Château of Jarnac by Claude Chastillon. Named to reflect its clean, dry purity of flavor, it is blended from a range of Cognacs averaging 25 years of age. Through the evaporation of alcohol over time, it has been naturally reduced to approximately 53 percent alcohol; the final dilution is accomplished by the gradual addition of ”vieilles faibles,” literally, very old, weak Grand Champagne Cognacs of 15 percent alcohol, to a final strength of 40 percent |
