Cognac Lhéraud Cuvée 10 Renaissance – Petite Champagne Cognac, 10 Years of Aging, Maison Lhéraud

Cognac Lhéraud Cuvée 10 Renaissance is a cuvée from Maison Lhéraud, originating from the Petite Champagne cru, made from eaux-de-vie aged for approximately 10 years in Limousin and Tronçais oak barrels.

This cuvée highlights the style of Maison Lhéraud: non-standardized cognacs, with no added sugar or coloring, built around a pure aromatic expression of terroir and ageing.

The Cuvée 10 Renaissance Cognac sits between fruity freshness and woody complexity, with an identity marked by white fruits, soft spices, and a balanced texture.

Maison Lhéraud – Artisan and Single Estate Cognac

Maison Lhéraud is a historic family-owned house located in Charente, known for its artisanal approach to cognac production.

It produces eaux-de-vie from its own estate, using traditional Charentais pot still distillation and long ageing in oak barrels.

Lhéraud is renowned for its non-industrial blended cognacs, favoring characterful cuvées, often from a single year or a consistent ageing profile.

Cognac Lhéraud Cuvée 10 Renaissance – Definition and Positioning

The Cuvée 10 Renaissance is a cognac aged for around 10 years, originating from the Petite Champagne terroir, known for its finesse and ageing potential.

Depending on the batch, it is a blend of carefully selected eaux-de-vie designed to maintain a balance between freshness and maturity.

This cognac expresses an accessible yet structured style, suitable both for pure tasting and after-dinner enjoyment.

Tasting Notes of Cognac Lhéraud 10 Renaissance

• Color: bright golden-orange with amber reflections.
• Nose: white fruits, apple, plum, soft citrus, pastry notes, and light spices.
• Palate: balanced and fruity, with notes of candied fruit, vanilla, and gentle spices.
• Finish: persistent, slightly woody, with a touch of freshness.

Aromatic Profile – 10-Year Petite Champagne Cognac

• White fruits (apple, pear)
• Plum and lightly candied fruits
• Vanilla and fine pastry notes
• Soft spices (light cinnamon, nutmeg)
• Subtle French oak influence

How to Enjoy Lhéraud Cuvée 10 Renaissance

• At room temperature
• In a tulip or balloon glass
• Neat to appreciate full aromatic complexity
• Or slightly chilled, depending on preference

This cognac is ideal for contemplative tasting or as a digestif.

FAQ – Cognac Lhéraud Cuvée 10 Renaissance

What is the aging period of Lhéraud Cuvée 10?
Approximately 10 years in French oak barrels.

What is the terroir?
Primarily Petite Champagne, a cru known for its finesse.

Is this a sweetened cognac?
No, it is produced without added sugar or coloring.

How should it be served?
Neat, in an appropriate glass, at room temperature.

What is its aromatic style?
Fruity, slightly pastry-like, with fine and balanced oak influence.