Château de Montifaud VSOP Petite Champagne 70cl

French Cognac • 70cl • 40%
Product details
Château de Montifaud VSOP Petite Champagne
£70.54
In stock, get it Wed 23rd

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VS
VS
£41.20
 Napoleon
Napoleon
£73.10
 XO
XO
£90.65

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Country French Cognac
Distillery/Brand Château de Montifaud
Style VSOP Cognac

Montifaud VSOP Petite

Château de Montifaud has been in the Vallet family for 6 generations, and this is where the Ugni Blanc is stored on the lees for 2-3 months until distillation, before being double distilled in centuries old copper stills. The maturation occurs in new oak casks for one year, before it is transferred into old oak (4-15 years old) for the remaining ageing time. The total process lasts a total of around 8-10 years.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Delicate floral notes linger and fade into a slow evolution toward apricots, pears and nuts. Tremendously smooth and intensely long.

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Château de Montifaud VSOP Petite Champagne
Don't under estimate these bottles of amber
The xo version I struggled with.But the VSOP and Napoleon are absolutely marvellous. Superb price,and every sip rewards a tasty treat.
Anthony H , United Kingdom
2 years ago
Smashing comfort drink when relaxing.
Just started the bottle.An easy cognac to sip.Pick up orange, citrus notes.Exellant price,no burn,just dam tasty.Will always have a bottle of this in my collection
Master of Malt Customer
2 years ago
Very good nose and pallet, with a bit shorter than desired finish
This cognac, while not bad indeed, doesn't have an intensely long finish, sorry. It does have a pleasant but rather short finish. Contrary, the nose is wonderful, it is rich and intense, and fresh. You'll find there lots of mint, vanilla, flowers, some candies, dried and fresh apricots.
Besides, it's not made by a large international corporation, but harvested, distilled, aged and bottled by one family in their chateau - not something you come by too often these days.
Concluding - this is really nice cognac, if you can agree with its shortish but still pleasant and delicate finish.
Master of Malt Customer
4 years ago