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Paul Beau Lignee de Samuel Cognac

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Brandy Cognac Grande Champagne No age statement 43% ABV

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About this bottle

Maison Paul Beau, a grower-producer in Cognac, stands as one of the oldest artisanal cognac distillers in Segonzac. This bottling features ugni blanc and colombard grape varietals, exclusively sourced from the Grande Champagne region where the distillery is located. The "Lignee de Samuel Cognac" is a blend of eaux-de-vie from 1930 and 1950. Production is limited, with only 60 bottles of this rare expression released annually in the U.S.

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Rich 95

Rancio 65

Roast 60

Spicy 60

Sweet 60

Fruity 60

Nutty 50

Woody 50

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The details

Type: Cognac
ABV: 43% ABV (86 proof)
Age: No age statement
Cask: French oak
Origin: Grande Champagne, France

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