1980s Courvoisier VSOP fine champagne le cognac de napoleon french dessert wines

1980s Courvoisier VSOP fine champagne le cognac de napoleon french dessert winesColour: Dark amber. Nose: Classic, old Cognac, rather on chocolate and Demerara sugar than on fresh fruits. Develops mainly on all kinds of raisins. Mouth: A caramelly sweetness, then some cooked honey (honeyed peanuts and pecans), and an avalanche of raisins. A little toffee as well. Finish: Caramel and raisins. Comments: old style Cognac, extremely far from what modern houses and growers are making or selecting these days. Perhaps a little lazy for

Finish: Expect a satisfyingly long

with that trademark wee saltiness

with some caramel in the aftertaste

and then peaches with a little maple syrup and honey

Cardhu is the biggest selling single malt whisky in Spain

in oak casks

But remember

The pleasant acidity gives it its character

also nice notes of honey and overripe apples

marzipan and spices

not exceptional but certainly enjoyable

baking spice