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good value for money.
Considering its price tags its a great value
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After Dinner?.
In good epicurian I am, I always love to finish a good dinner with a glass of fruit brandy. Generally difficult to find some good
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Forget any other Champagne.
Generally not a Champagne drinker (bored of the crappy and acidic M&C, Pipper or even worst the Mumm) I most of the time favour a
(Review by Geogeo)
CognacIn order to develop all its qualities and also to reduce its alcohol content, Cognac must mature for many years in oaks casks. During this ageing, Cognac loses between 3 and 4 % of its volume every year. This evaporation represents 27 million bottles per year for the Cognac region ! Although it is a loss, it is a necessity for the maturing process and is poetically known as "the angels’ share". 
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Cognac Tesseron Lot N.90
Made from the finest terroirs in Cognac –Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Petite Champagne and Fins Bois – Lot n°90’s unique character comes from long ageing in oak barrels, which adds richness and complexity.
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S$140.00 / per item incl. tax
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Cognac Tesseron Lot N.76
COGNAC TESSERON LOT N° 76 XO TRADITION is an exceptional blend of reserve stocks of Grande Champagne Cognac, matured to perfection in old casks. Lot n°76 immediately establishes its quality on the nose, which exhibits a wealth of caramelised peaches, almond and candied fruit aromas.
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S$230.00 / per item incl. tax
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Cognac Tesseron Lot N.53
COGNAC TESSERON LOT N° 53 XO PERFECTION is a blend of our most sublime stocks of Grande Champagne Cognac. It has a sumptuous topaz colour with a bouquet of plums, figs, and chocolate on the palate. This Cognac borders on perfection, finesse and complexity complemented by a refreshing lift on the finish.
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S$308.00 / per item incl. tax
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Lheraud Cognac Bon Bois 1968
The history of the L'Heraud family can be traced back to 1680 when Alexandre L'Heraud began to cultivate land in the village of "Lasdoux". By 1795 his son Augustine a viticulturist was granted 10ha's of vineyards by Lord Bouteville.
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S$698.00 / per item incl. tax
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Lheraud Cognac Grande Champagne 1969
The history of the L'Heraud family can be traced back to 1680 when Alexandre L'Heraud began to cultivate land in the village of "Lasdoux". By 1795 his son Augustine a viticulturist was granted 10ha's of vineyards by Lord Bouteville.
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S$698.00 / per item incl. tax
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Lheraud Cognac Grande Champagne 1950
The history of the L'Heraud family can be traced back to 1680 when Alexandre L'Heraud began to cultivate land in the village of "Lasdoux". By 1795 his son Augustine a viticulturist was granted 10ha's of vineyards by Lord Bouteville.
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S$849.00 / per item incl. tax
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Lheraud Cognac Cuvee 10
The history of the L'Heraud family can be traced back to 1680 when Alexandre L'Heraud began to cultivate land in the village of "Lasdoux". By 1795 his son Augustine a viticulturist was granted 10ha's of vineyards by Lord Bouteville.
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S$150.00 / per item incl. tax
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Lheraud Cognac Cuvee 20
The history of the L'Heraud family can be traced back to 1680 when Alexandre L'Heraud began to cultivate land in the village of "Lasdoux". By 1795 his son Augustine a viticulturist was granted 10ha's of vineyards by Lord Bouteville.
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S$210.00 / per item incl. tax
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Cognac Tesseron Lot N.29
COGNAC TESSERON LOT N°29 EXCEPTION is the rare jewel of the Tesseron collection of Cognacs. A unique blend of legendary Grande Champagne, the cream of our oldest and rarest stocks, lovingly aged for at least three generations. Balancing power and finesse, Exception has a floral bouquet, allied to chocolate and mocha notes.
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S$680.00 / per item incl. tax
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Cognac Tesseron Miniature Set
Includes all the finest from Cognac Tesseron. Comes in miniature set of 5 cl per bottle including Lot No.90, Lot No.76, Lot No.53 and Lot No.29.
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S$150.00 / per item incl. tax
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