I lazely refer to my review elsewhere Fuzhou:

202207. Fanny Fougerat Hors-Serie Type 73 (PC, 49.6%, 1973)
The cognac brand Fanny Fougerat is kind of a new kid on the block. She started distilling cognac under her own name only in 2013. The Fougerat family however is not new in the cognac world, already producing for the big houses for quite a while. The house is situated in the Borderies region and also owns Fins Bois vinyards. None in the Petite Champagne that I know of. This Type 73 is the first in a new series, the Hors-Serie, that will definitely appeal to the whisky-looking-for-affordable-malternatives types under us.
This Type 73 is quite high on alcohol, which is clear on its first nose. It is however open and fragrant with many breased fruits and vanille immediately apparent. Some dried apricots, plums and orange marmalade. Very fresh. Also some baking powder. In the mouth a first tanginess with a hint of sweetness then followed by a huge kick of alcohol combined with clear old cognac notes like coffee, leather, cinnamon and rancio. The alcohol level gives it a very good body which carries through. Even some smokiness, reminisent of a single malt. The fruityness keeps it very drinkable though.
This Type 73 is a very good start to, what we hope, a succesfull series of artisanal, cask strenght cognacs. Keep an eye on this cognac house in the near future!