Cognac Paul Giraud Très rare
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- Grande Champagne 1er cru
- 70cl - 40%
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Paul Giraud Très Rare Cognac 70 cl – Grande Champagne Cognac 30 to 40 years old
Paul Giraud Très Rare Cognac 70 cl is an exceptional cuvée exclusively from Grande Champagne, the Premier Cru of the Cognac appellation.
Crafted by the family-owned Paul Giraud House, this cognac is made from an extremely limited selection of very old eaux-de-vie aged for several decades in French oak barrels.
Its average age is estimated between 30 and 40 years, making it a highly mature cuvée designed for lovers of rare and collectible cognacs.
This extended aging allows the development of rancio noble, the hallmark of the greatest old Grande Champagne cognacs.
Paul Giraud House – Artisanal Grande Champagne Cognac
The Paul Giraud House is an independent family estate located in Bouteville, in the heart of Grande Champagne, the Premier Cru of Cognac.
It produces its cognacs exclusively from its own vineyard and controls the entire process: viticulture, traditional Charentais distillation, and aging in French oak barrels.
Paul Giraud cognacs are known for their natural style: no added caramel and no cold filtration, ensuring a pure expression of terroir and long aging.
Paul Giraud Très Rare Cognac 70 cl – 30 to 40 years aging
The Paul Giraud Très Rare Cognac 70 cl is made from very old Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie aged for 30 to 40 years in French oak barrels.
This exceptional maturation encourages the development of rancio noble, characteristic of the rarest and most sought-after cognacs.
This cuvée represents the ultimate expression of the Paul Giraud style: aromatic intensity, natural elegance, and remarkable depth.
Technical details of Paul Giraud Très Rare Cognac 70 cl
- Appellation: Cognac Grande Champagne – 1st Cru
- Producer: Paul Giraud
- Type: Très Rare
- Format: 70 cl
- Average age: 30 to 40 years
- Aging: French oak barrels
- Grape variety: Ugni Blanc
- Alcohol content: 40% ABV
- Style: natural, no caramel, no cold filtration
Tasting profile of Paul Giraud Très Rare Cognac
- Color: deep amber with intense mahogany reflections.
- Nose: noble rancio, dried fruits, prunes, figs, walnuts, leather, beeswax, precious wood.
- Palate: very full-bodied, velvety, complex, candied fruits, cocoa, old spices, fine caramel.
- Finish: extremely long, persistent, and deeply layered.
Why choose Paul Giraud Très Rare Cognac 70 cl?
- Grande Champagne 1st Cru: the most prestigious Cognac terroir
- Exceptional aging: 30 to 40 years in French oak barrels
- Rare selection: very old eaux-de-vie
- Natural style: no additives or coloring
- Family estate: independent artisanal production
- Ultra-complex profile: noble rancio, dried fruits, precious wood
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