Louis Bouron Château de la Grange - Héritage - said to have aged 100 years - b. 2006 - 700ml

Heritage Collectors Item According to the producer: Distillation in 1906 and bottled in 2006 Chateau de La Grange is a privately owned Cognac producing company, founded by Louis Bouron in 1832. It is one of the oldest Cognac domains in France, having remained in the same family for more than 190 years. At "La Grange" the spirits range from less than a year old to over a century, all awaiting the different stages of blending before being bottled as a finished product. Each bottle of "Heritage Cognac" is hand-filled from a single cask from our reserve cellars wich date back to the 1850s, then individually labelled and numbered. For the ultimate connoisseur of truly fine Cognacs, please enjoy this very special gift, created over the last six generations by the Bouron House. Please remember that from the first drop onwards, the bouquet and the aroma of the "Heritage" will leave a delicious souvenir on your palate and will continue to do so long after your glass is empty The family Domaine is comprised of four vignobles of the official Cognac Region; Borderies, Petit Champagne en Fins Bois. Cognac Louis Bouron is produced exclusively from the family"s own vineyards. Botlle number 9075