Cognac Dobbé – Petite Champagne 10 ans

Presentation of the estate:

The Dobbé family has been raising exceptional cognacs for ten generations in Salignac-sur-Charente, a small village near Cognac in France. The family vineyard extends mainly over the Petite Champagne terroir, one of the greatest growths in the Charente vineyards.

Maison Dobbé is renowned for its strong values, guided by generations of lovers of the land. Michel Dobbé and his wife, a descendant of the founder, have combined tradition and modernity to create the charm and quality of DOBBÉ cognacs. Today, the new generation continues the family legacy.

The Dobbé family vineyard covers 35 hectares, two-thirds of which are located on the sun-drenched slopes of Petite Champagne (an AOC – Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée – cru), which produces eaux de vie of great finesse. The remaining third is located in Dompierre en Fins Bois, on the banks of the Charente, a generous terroir that produces round, supple eaux de vie with a bouquet reminiscent of pressed grapes.

Presentation of the cuvée :

Connoisseurs will appreciate DOBBÉ Cognac 10 ans d’âge, harvested exclusively in Petite Champagne. Recognizable by its amber-gold color, this “brut de fût” is well-balanced with noble nuances of leather and dried fruits (walnuts and hazelnuts). This generous, round cognac has a spicy body, followed by subtle floral and black fruit nuances.

This elegant cognac is crowned by exceptional length and roundness on the palate. Tasted neat or on the rocks, it is distinguished by a higher-than-average alcohol content (43% volume).

Packaging: available with its original tube-shaped case

Alcohol content: 43% volume