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Pierre Ferrand Ambre Grande Champagne 1er Cru du Cognac (750ml)

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Special Price! This cognac is amber, almost golden yellow in color. Its subtle vanilla bouquet also has floral overtones of roses and violets leading into hints of prunes and apricots. As the nose develops, aromas of apple and pear pastry appear. Pierre Ferrand Ambre is superbly balanced on the palate. The aromas found on the bouquet linger on the palate for several minutes. A very subtle, aromatic Grande Champagne Cognac.

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Pierre Ferrand Ambre Grande Champagne 1er Cru du Cognac (750ml)

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Cognac

Country:

France

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