Courvoisier celebrates its historic connections to European royalty with this exquisite XO Cognac. With ties to Napoléon Bonaparte and Napoléon III (Bonaparte's nephew), Courvoisier still displays the Napoleon coat of arms on all of its bottles. The coat of arms was awarded to the company by Napoléon III in 1869, recognising it as an official supplier to the House of the Emperor. Royal courts in England, Sweden, and Denmark are all known to have regularly served Courvoisier Cognac from the early 1900s, with Edward VII even commissioning his own blend. Overseen by master blender Patrice Pinet, this expression combines a marriage of well aged Cognac from the Fins Bois and Grande Champagne regions, resulting in a superb offering that boasts a decadent, full-bodied profile.
Tasting Note by The Producer
A decadent truffle aroma followed by a bouquet of opulent summer blossoms. Very rich and full-bodied, with a deep, smooth, and complex flavour laden with hazelnuts, honey, and cinnamon notes that linger into a long and powerful aftertaste.