Behold, a stunning example of a Fine Champagne Cognac from the Boinaud Estate. The De Luze XO Cognac is a testament to their Cognac house, and features as a part of a collection of Cognacs that underwent a major redesign in 2011. As an Extra Old Cognac, it is around 20 years in age, and the oldest eaux-de-vie comes from the harvest of 1980 from the family estate. This sublime Cognac was designed to encapsulate the spirit of the De Luze maison, and does everything that a good Fine Champagne Cognac should; the roundness on the palate, followed by the exceptionally long finish that never fails to impress. The Extra Old De Luze has caught the attention of many spirit critics worldwide, and for that reason is a multi-award winner. With a floral character that is bold and intense, you are sure to enjoy this Cognac from the largest family run estate in the Premier Cru, the Grande Champagne.

The De Luze Cognac house has undergone some serious modernization in recent years. They are now headed by young and dynamic Cognac producers such as Remi Boinaud, who represents the 24th generation of Cognac makers. Dating back over 200 years, they are a testament to the art of Cognac production in the Grande Champagne region. 

Eye: Light amber color. 

Nose: Floral notes of jasmine, medlar flowers. Fruity notes of figs, prunes, creme brulee and candied orange. Spice of oak and toasted brioche. 

Palate: Generous and oaky, mellow refined and elegant. A long rich finish like a good Grande Champagne should be.