Lhéraud 1976 Vintage Cognac – Bon Bois

Lhéraud 1976 Vintage Cognac is an exclusive vintage Cognac from the traditional family house Lhéraud. This rare Cognac was distilled in 1976 and bottled with the bottling date directly on the bottle. The long and meticulous aging in the house’s deep cellars has created a spirit of impressive depth, elegance and complexity.

At Lhéraud, they work according to classic methods, where time is a crucial factor. The cognac is aged for many years in oak barrels where it slowly develops its character and complex aromas. The result is an intense and refined Cognac that appeals to collectors and connoisseurs of older spirits.

This vintage Cognac comes from the Bon Bois area in the Cognac region. The grapes were harvested in 1976 and have since evolved through a long barrel ageing. The result is a Cognac with great depth and an elegant balance between fruit, spices and the warm notes of the cask.

Tasting notes

Aroma: Rich and complex with notes of exotic fruits, dried fruit, spices and elegant wood tones.

Taste: Rich and smooth with nuances of ripe fruit, coffee, caramel and deep oak notes.

Finish: Long and warm with notes of spices, roasted wood and an elegant sweetness.

The story of Lhéraud

Lhéraud is a traditional family house in Cognac, where the passion for craftsmanship and quality has been passed down through generations. The family distills their Cognac themselves and ages it in their historic cellars where time is allowed to slowly develop the spirit.

The house is known for its vintage Cognacs, with each bottle representing a specific harvest year. These Cognacs are only bottled when they have reached the desired maturity and complexity.

• Producer: Lhéraud
• Country: France
• Region: Bon Bois, Cognac
• Type: Vintage Cognac
• Vintage: 1976
• Quantity: 70 cl
• Alcohol: 40%