- Cognac age
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XO
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- Growth area
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Blend
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- Bottle size
- 700ml
- ABV
- 40%
- Brand
- Bisquit and Dubouche Cognac
Growth area & soil: Blend
Description
Bisquit & Dubouché Rose Gold Limited Edition
This time it’s the turn of Bisquit & Dubouché Cognac to launch a new product to market. And what an exciting one it is – a limited edition that’s entitled Bisquit & Dubouché XO Rose Gold Cognac. Created to commemorate the year that Bisquit & Dubouché Cognac came into being – in 1819 – the house has limited the edition to just that number: 1819 bottles.
According to the cognac house, Bisquit & Dubouché XO Rose Gold, “uniquely reflects the savoir-faire, craft and meticulous attention to detail passed down through the generations by founder, Alexandre Bisquit, himself.”
Maitre de Chai of Bisquit & Dubouché, Denis Lahouratate, personally selected only six rare eaux-de-vies to blend for this creation, producing a cognac that stands for the epitome of the style of the house: a smooth blend with a “generous bouquet of aromas”.
Presentation
Bisquit & Dubouché XO Rose Gold is presented in a lovely, hand-painted and decorated decanter. This in itself is a masterpiece in its own right, more than a gentle nod towards the house’s meticulous attention to detail. Each decanter is sealed with a cork, individually numbered and presented in a gift box.
As the name implies, the decanter of Bisquit & Dubouché XO Rose Gold has a beautiful gold and copper colour. This Rose Gold colour originates from a gold and copper alloy and pays tribute to the copper stills that are used in the cognac’s distillation.
How to enjoy
As a XO, this Cognac is best enjoyed on its own, or on ice to offer space for the beautiful blend to blossom.
About Bisquit and Dubouche Cognac
Founded by Alexandre Bisquit in 1819, the house of Bisquit & Dubouché, with its home at the Château de Lignères by the banks of the Charente River, had a long-standing family tradition until the house was sold to Pernod Ricard in 1966. Said to have been among the favorite Cognacs of Winston Churchill and King George IV, it is popular in the Anglo-Saxon countries and hence was bought by the South African group Distell in 2009.
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