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candied
orange
figs
apricot
clove
fruit
pear
spicy
vanilla
D'Aincourt
Cognac Rare XO
Tasting Notes
Appearance / Color
Mahogany with copper highlights
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Candied orange and kumquat, fig and dried apricot, with oak, vanilla, and clove
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Powerful and intoxicating from the first sip … complex candied fruits and luscious pear fill the mouth
Finish
Long and satisfying, silky with a spicy exhale
Mahogany with copper highlights
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Candied orange and kumquat, fig and dried apricot, with oak, vanilla, and clove
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Powerful and intoxicating from the first sip … complex candied fruits and luscious pear fill the mouth
Finish
Long and satisfying, silky with a spicy exhale
D'Aincourt Rare XO is … there is no other word for it … sophisticated elegance in Cognac.
Vincent Norguet has lived in the spirits business for more than 15 years. But two years ago—his passion for premium Cognac inspired him to strike out on his own to found Maison D’Aincourt. D’Aincourt wasted no time, securing an inventory of super-premium Cognacs from 20 to 70 years old from a “mysterious distillery” founded in 1848 and located in the heart of the Cognac region.
They use only the best eaux-de-vie from 100% Grande Champagne cru. Cognac of this quality and age is more than rare, it is a treasure. And the standing inventory amassed by D’Aincourt is the envy of his generation. The Master Bender then operates like a perfumer whose alchemy is as much a delight for the nose as the pallet. Is it your turn to get a share of this French treasure?
D’Aincourt Rare XO Cognac is a delicate balance of 10 eaux-de-vie—all of it that prized Grand Champaign cru. Those the youngest Cognac in the bottle is 20 years old, but the rest of them are far older … spending up to 50 years in Limousin oak. Each bottle is a family of fine Cognac generations, and each member of that family is carefully selected for … there is no other word for it … elegance.
Did you know that on a warm spring Friday night, a small group of Flaviar Members flew to Paris for exclusive D'Aincourt Cognac tasting? Want to find out what happened there? Get a glimpse behind the scenes!
Vincent Norguet has lived in the spirits business for more than 15 years. But two years ago—his passion for premium Cognac inspired him to strike out on his own to found Maison D’Aincourt. D’Aincourt wasted no time, securing an inventory of super-premium Cognacs from 20 to 70 years old from a “mysterious distillery” founded in 1848 and located in the heart of the Cognac region.
They use only the best eaux-de-vie from 100% Grande Champagne cru. Cognac of this quality and age is more than rare, it is a treasure. And the standing inventory amassed by D’Aincourt is the envy of his generation. The Master Bender then operates like a perfumer whose alchemy is as much a delight for the nose as the pallet. Is it your turn to get a share of this French treasure?
D’Aincourt Rare XO Cognac is a delicate balance of 10 eaux-de-vie—all of it that prized Grand Champaign cru. Those the youngest Cognac in the bottle is 20 years old, but the rest of them are far older … spending up to 50 years in Limousin oak. Each bottle is a family of fine Cognac generations, and each member of that family is carefully selected for … there is no other word for it … elegance.
Did you know that on a warm spring Friday night, a small group of Flaviar Members flew to Paris for exclusive D'Aincourt Cognac tasting? Want to find out what happened there? Get a glimpse behind the scenes!
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StyleCognac
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RegionCognac
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CountryFrance
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Alcohol40%
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DistilleryD'Aincourt
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BottlerD'Aincourt
Ratings & Reviews
Member Reviews and Ratings of D'Aincourt Cognac Rare XO
Antti,
An outstanding, balanced & smooth Cognac. Too bad, an introduction to Cognac does not always start here.
Patrick,
Truly a phenomenal box and made me feel like my subscription is worth it!!!
Mary,
This was pleasant, but was a bit harsh compared to other cognacs within its price point.
Brian,
its ok
Scott,
Delicate, sweet, smooth. A rare treat. Barely tastes like a spirit.
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