Maison Surrenne Tonneau No. 1 Petite Champagne Cognac [Bottled 2005]
Maison Surrenne Tonneau No. 1 Petite Champagne Cognac Bottled 2005
"Inconceivably rich. A blend of century-old petite champagne assembled in a large tun in 1922, topped off annually now for more than 90 years. Astonishing complexity: contains dozens of very old cognacs. The average age probably approaches 150 years."
Maison Surrenne is Germain-Robin’s label for cognac sourced from Tiffon. Germain-Robin had been bottling the Tonneau No. 1 since ~2001 at cask strength up until the 2010 releases. This 2005 release is from the earlier, highly acclaimed era of Tonneau No. 1. One of only 180 bottles.
Maison Surrenne Tonneau No. 1 Petite Champagne Cognac Bottled 2005
"Inconceivably rich. A blend of century-old petite champagne assembled in a large tun in 1922, topped off annually now for more than 90 years. Astonishing complexity: contains dozens of very old cognacs. The average age probably approaches 150 years."
Maison Surrenne is Germain-Robin’s label for cognac sourced from Tiffon. Germain-Robin had been bottling the Tonneau No. 1 since ~2001 at cask strength up until the 2010 releases. This 2005 release is from the earlier, highly acclaimed era of Tonneau No. 1. One of only 180 bottles.
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Maison Surrenne Tonneau No. 1 Petite Champagne Cognac Bottled 2005
"Inconceivably rich. A blend of century-old petite champagne assembled in a large tun in 1922, topped off annually now for more than 90 years. Astonishing complexity: contains dozens of very old cognacs. The average age probably approaches 150 years."
Maison Surrenne is Germain-Robin’s label for cognac sourced from Tiffon. Germain-Robin had been bottling the Tonneau No. 1 since ~2001 at cask strength up until the 2010 releases. This 2005 release is from the earlier, highly acclaimed era of Tonneau No. 1. One of only 180 bottles.
