Cognac Pasquet – Le Cognac d’André L.68/72

Estate presentation:

Nestled in Eraville, between the prestigious lands of Grande and Petite Champagne, the cognac house Jean-Luc Pasquet has been scripting its history since 1730. Passed down through generations, it eventually came into the hands of Jean-Luc Pasquet in 1970, marking the beginning of bottling in 1977. On its 14-hectare estate, the vineyard has been cherished in organic agriculture since 1998, with special attention given to local grape varieties, including a few vines of Folle Blanche, a rare gem of the region. Through its various expressions of cognacs, carefully aged, the house perpetuates ancestral craftsmanship. To maintain the excellence of its range for over 20 years, it explores the hidden treasures of local producers, meticulously selecting each cask for its exceptional potential. Each bottle, numbered and bearing the producer’s name, thus bears witness to a heritage preserved with passion and dedication.

Presentation of the Pasquet Cognac The Cognac of André L.68/72:

The Cognac Pasquet “Family Treasures” The Cognac of André L.68/72 embodies the invaluable heritage of the Pasquet family, passed down with passion and expertise through the generations. Derived from grapes meticulously hand-harvested in the prestigious terroirs of Fins Bois, this Cognac is the result of a meticulous process. After distillation in copper stills, it patiently matures for over 40 years in French oak barrels, thus developing subtle and complex aromas of dried fruits, vanilla, nuts, and honey. With a deep and brilliant amber hue, this liquid gem offers an incomparable sensory experience on the palate. Each sip reveals a velvety and silky texture, unveiling a symphony of flavors where nuances of dried fruits harmoniously blend with delicate hints of honey and woody notes. Each bottle, numbered and hand-signed, carries the history and authenticity of an ancestral family tradition.