The Pasquet "Trésors de Famille" Cognac d'André L.68/72 is an exceptional cognac from the Fins Bois region. This cognac pays tribute to the Porchet family, who have been cultivating their vineyards since 1680. It is named after André Porchet, a sixth-generation winemaker and distiller.

Tasting Profile: This cognac offers a complex and rich tasting experience. On the nose, there are notes of passion fruit, spices, herbal tea, cinnamon, and brioche. The palate reveals flavors of passion fruit, flambéed banana, spices, honey, and plum jam. The alcohol is well-integrated, providing a balanced and refined taste.

Ingredients: The primary grape variety used for this cognac is Ugni Blanc. It is a blend of different vintages, composed in the early 1980s and has remained unchanged since.

Background: The Porchet family's vineyards are located in Asnières-la-Giraud, in the Fins Bois cru. André Porchet and his wife Mireille have worked together to make their family business thrive despite challenges in the wine industry. The distillery, which originally used a wood and coal-fired still, is now equipped with modern gas-fired stills.

Serving Tips: This cognac is perfect to enjoy neat, preferably in a tulip glass to fully appreciate the aromas. Serve at room temperature and take your time to savor the complex flavors. It is an ideal choice for special occasions or as a refined gift for cognac enthusiasts.