Cognac 1973 - Lhéraud Petite Champagne

1973 Cognac Tasting – Cognac Lhéraud

TASTING NOTES

1. This 1973 Cognac Petite Champagne, an old vintage from the Lhéraud house collection, has retained a brilliant and clear color with deep amber reflections.

1. Its nose is powerful, presenting aromas of spiced butter and dried fruit.

1. Its palate has a direct and balanced attack. The tannins are still rich and very present. Subtle, elegant, aromatic, it expresses a beautiful freshness for its age, as well as a beautiful length.

1. The finish of this 1973 Cognac is harmoniously persistent, a beautiful finish with a spicy note.



Cognac 1973 - Petite Champagne Lheraud

This old 1973 vintage Cognac from the Lhéraud collection, made from the best crus of the Cognac region, has aged in old oak barrels.

This old 1973 vintage Cognac Petite Champagne is offered in a 70 cl bottle with its wooden box, signed Cognac Lhéraud.

For several centuries now, the Lhéraud family has been writing the history of their Cognac House with the same passion, where everyone finds their place. When they inherited the family estate nearly fifty years ago, Andrée and Guy Lhéraud faced some of the most difficult times. Around them, the world was changing, and its values too, but it was at the heart of these problems that they strengthened their desire.

For ten years, while running their farm, they would sell their cognac far from home before expanding to fairs in France and abroad. "Thanks to that, everything started again," remembers Guy, who, in 1970, decided to market the cognacs under his own brand.

The family is committed to combining tradition and modernity in the manufacture of its products, which is why it preserves its values but keeps up with new technologies to stay on course for the future, with a globally recognized elegance of presentation.

Cap Vintage certifies the conformity, origin, and quality of this vintage Cognac Petite Champagne.

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