Pierre Lecat VS No 1 Cognac | 700ML

Cognac: Pierre Lecat VS No 1 | 700ML

Despite having grown grapes and made brandies for decades, Pierre Lecat has only sold its own Cognacs since 2014.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 80 (40% ABV)

Origin: France

Distillery: Pierre Lecat

Cognac Pierre Lecat, VS ?1 is made from a blend of grape spirits aged in Limousin oak barrels for at least three years. Grapes varieties Ugni Blanc, Colombar and Fol Blanche is grown in appellasone Cognac. A mild microclimate reigns here with the absence of strong winds, heat and rain. Most of the blend falls on distillate from Ugni Blanc grapes – about 90%. Grape wine, obtained as a result of slow alcoholic fermentation, ripens for some time on the lees, and then goes without distillation for distillation.

Pierre Lecat VS No 1 Cognac | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: The pleasant aroma of cognac is filled with sweet notes of vanilla, dried fruits (peach, pear) and subtle floral notes. More: https://winestyleonline.com

Palate: The taste of cognac is soft, smooth, pleasant, warm.

Finish: An amazingly long finish.

Distillery Information

The history of the cognac House Pierre Lecat began in the middle of the last century, when the grandfather Jean Luc Lesudyu, the present co-owner of the company, returned to Saint-Fren to rebuild the family farm and plant new vineyards. The crisis of the 1870s, associated with the defeat of phylloxera, destroyed a significant part of the vines in the province of Cognac, and many farmers were forced to leave the region in search of work. It took a lot of effort so that the vineyards could regain their former glory. Since the 1970s, the farm has resumed the production of wine of the required quality in sufficient volume, able to satisfy the needs of most cognac houses.