Home / Posts tagged 'France'

• Review: Belle de Brillet Liqueur

  In Liqueur / By Geoff Kleinman / 3 June 2013 / 0 comments

  

  While Belle de Brillet has been around for a while, it’s well worth rediscovering. We review this amazing liqueur.

   

• At Chateau de Montifaud, Cognac is a Family Affair

  In Cognac / By Geoff Kleinman / 31 October 2011 / 1 comment

  

  Chateau de Montifaud produces exquisite cognac from both Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne but never mixes the two.

   

• Cognac Jean Grosperrin – Exploring All Regions And Vintages of Cognac

  In Cognac / By Geoff Kleinman / 27 October 2011 / 1 comment

  

  Cognac Jean Grosperrin quietly challenges the way we look at cognac with unblended, unsweetened, non chill filtered single vintage cognacs from all the regions of Cognac.

   

• Family Tradition at Cognac Paul Giraud

  In Cognac / By Geoff Kleinman / 26 October 2011 / 0 comments

  

  Cognac Paul Giraud provides a real window into the history and roots of cognac.

   

• Pierre Ferrand – Cognac and Beyond

  In Cognac / By Geoff Kleinman / 20 October 2011 / 2 comments

  

  Pierre Ferrand is passionate about spirits, from their Citadel Gin to Plantation Rum, but it’s their cognac that’s the star.

   

• Cognac Camus – Exploring and Expanding Borderies

  In Cognac / By Geoff Kleinman / 18 October 2011 / 1 comment

  

  Cognac Camus is the fifth largest cognac house but they do things distinctly different.

   

• Hine Cognac

  In Cognac / By Geoff Kleinman / 12 October 2011 / 1 comment

  

  Quality is key for Hine Cognac who age their cognac both in France and the United Kingdom.