Ferrand Ambre Cognac

Gold with a pale gold hue. The bouquet is shy at first. Warmth and then rewards with scents of stone fruits, vanillan oak, creme brulee and subtle spice. A soft, rich palate brings notes of dried apricots with a spicy overlay. Off dry with moderate concentration. Finishes dry, with a subtle vanilla oak and spice fade. Fresh and with a degree of elegance.

The Ferrand family can trace its history as makers of Cognac in Segonzac, in the heart of the Grande Champagne area of Cognac, all the way back to 1702. In the 1970s, Pierre Ferrand created his own trademark and launched his label of Cognac. Today, Pierre's family is one of the few Cognac houses that are specialised in old Cognacs. The Ferrand family are known as a traditional family of bouilleur de cru, which is a Cognac maker who distills only the juice of its own vineyard. Cognac is the result of the blender's art. Pierre has been developing skills in the art of blending since he was a child, as those skills have been passed down from generation to generation.