Grosperrin 1991 Petite Champagne
The lots were stored under state control, and often forgotten for several decades. To the point that some owners have... disappeared. Despite all the legal steps taken with the authorities, it was clear that there was no one left to claim these barrels. They were therefore sold at auction for the benefit of the storage organization, because decades of rent were sometimes due. The sale was organized by an auctioneer and two sworn brokers. This cognac is one of those truly forgotten barrels.
Our tasting notes for 1991 Petite Champagne
Nose : Nez dense et riche, soutenu par des notes de vieux Balsamique. Il semble plus vieux que son âge, signe d’un long vieillissement dans un fût « en vidange », ayant provoqué une saine oxydation.
Palate : Bouche onctueuse et très équilibrée, avec déjà du rancio.
Grosperrin
Jean Grosperrin founded La Gabare in 1992, a trading and bottling company for rare and prestigious cognac.
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