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Les HAUTS de TALMONT Cognac - Selection MERLET
€140.50
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CRUS SINGULIERS is a unique collection of single estate cognacs. Each of thelm has been selected by the MERLET family. First for their exceptional quality, as well as to highlight a terroir, a cru or a grape varietal, but also the people who cultivate these vineyards and produce these fabulous cognacs.
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CRUS SINGULIERS is a unique collection of single estate cognacs. Each of thelm has been selected by the MERLET family. First for their exceptional quality, as well as to highlight a terroir, a cru or a grape varietal, but also the people who cultivate these vineyards and produce these fabulous cognacs.
Lionel Gardrat comes from a winegrowers family, and created Vignobles des Hauts de Talmont with his associates in 2003. Located in Bons Bois cru, its terroir is exceptional because it is on limestone cliffs overlooking the Gironde estuary. This Cognac is also remarkable as it comes only from the Colombard grape varietal in the process of Biodynamic conversion. It is finally a year 2008 vintage.
Limited Edition: 1.500 bottles
CRUS SINGULIERS is a unique collection of single estate cognacs. Each of thelm has been selected by the MERLET family. First for their exceptional quality, as well as to highlight a terroir, a cru or a grape varietal, but also the people who cultivate these vineyards and produce these fabulous cognacs.
Lionel Gardrat comes from a winegrowers family, and created Vignobles des Hauts de Talmont with his associates in 2003. Located in Bons Bois cru, its terroir is exceptional because it is on limestone cliffs overlooking the Gironde estuary. This Cognac is also remarkable as it comes only from the Colombard grape varietal in the process of Biodynamic conversion. It is finally a year 2008 vintage.
Limited Edition: 1.500 bottles
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CRUS SINGULIERS is a unique collection of single estate cognacs. Each of thelm has been selected by the MERLET family. First for their exceptional quality, as well as to highlight a terroir, a cru or a grape varietal, but also the people who cultivate these vineyards and produce these fabulous cognacs.