Prunier VSOP Grande Champagne Cognac

Prunier can trace its history in the Cognac business back to the 17th century, when Jean Prunier began shipping his wines and Cognacs around the world. The Maison Cognac Prunier was established in 1769 in Maison de la Lieutenance, the house of the Lieutenant General of Cognac, and is still the symbol of the company today. Their VSOP, or Very Superior Old Pale, uses only grapes from the Grande Champagne region and boasts rich fruity and floral aromas with notes of apple, rose and light orange. The viscous Cognac covers every inch of the palate with flavors of toasted oak, vanilla and notes of apple, which lead to a long finish with lots of caramel and a well-balanced burn that warms the tip of the tongue.