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PISCO LOGÍA
                 Crafted by hand on a small copper pot still from estate grapes cultivated and harvested in the rich alluvial soils
                  of the Mala Valley, nestled in the arid mountains above the Pacific, south of Lima. The desert-grown grapes,
                     sparingly irrigated with snowmelt from the Andes, exhibit a dry-climate intensity that comes through
                 beautifully in distillation. Peruvian Pisco is regarded as a national heirloom, and by regulation it must conform
             PISCO   Pisco LOGÍA, Peru     LOGÍA rests for 6 months or more until fully mature.    craftdistillers.com
                   to traditional modes of production: restricted grape varietals, single distillation on a pot still, distillation to
                   proof, no dilution with water, no barrel aging, minimum of 3 months resting in a neutral container. Pisco









                                                                                         $25.00
                 Pisco LOGÍA Small Batch Acholado Pisco   (6pk)


                                                MAISON SURRENNE COGNAC
                   Maison Surrenne is a collaboration between Germain-Robin and Cognac’s largest remaining family-owned producer.
                   Surrenne’s eight aging cellars hold extensive stocks of aged distillates that have been maintained pure and unblended.
                 There are four distilleries, including the ancient installation in the chateau of Triac. The home distillery is on the Quai de
                   l’Ile Madame on the banks of the Charente river in Jarnac. Great cognac reflects the land and climate from which its
                    grapes were taken. The bottlings come from specific regions, and we further emphasize their individuality by using
                 cognacs from a particular vintage, or a single distillery, or even an individual cask. Many of these bottlings are unblended,
                                                      and the rareties are unfiltered.
                Maison Surrenne, Cognac                                                 craftdistillers.com
                VSOP Cognac                                                             $32.99
                    Petite Champagne/Fin Bois VSOP, the Fin Bois from the family’s vineyards near the chateau at Triac.
                Distillerie Galtaud                                                     $55.00
                    Single-cask. 100% Borderies. The Galtaud distillery was founded in 1800 in the commune of Mainx. Unusually
                    deep fruit and volume with the region’s typical attributes: a hint of violet & nut kernels. Cognac of the Year
                    from WINE & SPIRITS.
                .XO Grande Champagne                                                    $103.00
                    100% grande champagne, blended from old cognacs in Surrenne’s Madame, Figon, Brunetiere, and Moreau
                    cellars. Classically delicate XO from Cognac’s premier vineyards, with plenty of the region’s depth and finish.
             COGNAC   Inconceivably rich. A blend of century-old petite champagne assembled in a large tun in 1922, topped off an-
                    Usually some 25 years old.





                                                                                        $185.00

                Tonneau #1


                    nually now for more than 90 years. Astonishing complexity: contains dozens of very old cognacs. The average
                    age probably approaches 150 years.
                                                      LHÉRAUD COGNAC
                 Since 1680, generations of the Lhéraud family have lived in the same 10th-century house in the small village of Lasdoux
                  in the heart of Petite Champagne. The family’s first cognac was made in 1802 — a few bottles of this rare and precious
                    cognac are still kept in the Lhérauds’ private cellar they call ‘Paradis’. Lhéraud’s cognacs are made in a traditional
                   alembic copper-pot still. Distillation begins in December, after the second fermentation, and is done by hand, without
                 electronic controls or devices. The choices made during distillation — gentle or strong heating, where to make “la coupe,”
                   or “the cut,” separating the first and last distillate from “le coeur,” or “the heart” — all greatly affect the eau de vie.
                 Cognac Lhéraud’s vines are planted to Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche and Colombard; the last two varieties were grown more
                  prevalently in the past, but became susceptible to different vine diseases and, over time, were replaced by Ugni Blanc.
                     Today, Cognac Lhéraud is one of the few distilleries that produces cognacs using a blend of all three varieties.
                 Cognac Lhéraud                                                          wilsondaniels.com
                 Grand Champagne Cognac 1975   (6pk)                                     $710.00
                    The Cognac Grande Champagne 1975 was distilled in 1975 and aged in oak until it was bottled in 2015
                    (40 years old). 49% cask strength.

                 Fins Bois Cognac  1966   (6pk)                                          $720.00
                    Distilled from November 1966 to February 1967, Double distillation in copper pot still. Aged in oak barrels of
                    350 liters from distillation until bottling. 48%, bottled at natural cask strength.


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