Back to drinking something nicer again today. Can't go wrong with Cordon Bleu.

A yummy cognac today.

For me: Giboin borderies de l'Hermitage.
Very, very good too.

Voor mij gisteren de Heritage van Francois Peyrot. Heerlijke zachte, complexe cognac die zowel goede oudering toont als mooi fris is gebleven. Topper!

Nice. I will set that on my radar, and get a bottle of it whenever one pops up.

BTW Ton. Do you have any information on the 'Landy Glorieuse'. I have a 375ml bottle. Excellent packaging, but not sure of the taste. Any information on it will be much appreciated.

I'm sorry but I have no information whatsoever on this bottle. Not even a price-range....
I only know that this is a brand created by Alexandre Gabriel, who is the owner of Ferrand Cognac. I have no idea how it tastes.
Looks interesting though.

Thanks anyways Ton. I guess there is just only one way to find out then. We can at least share the tasting notes when the bottle eventually gets opened

The cost for Lheraud bottles had skyrocketed in America under Wilson Daniels.

43% abv. Elegant and fruity. Hint of wood. High quality cognac. Shows alot of care had gone into the production. All the juices are 20 years old, exactly. This would make a perfect daily drink if it had taken a more measured price increases.

Around €85 in the Netherlands but in France already €124.
I think for a 20 year old cognac €85 is already high. But indeed, prices keep going up.
How much do you have to pay in the US for this one?

$165 USD + tax = $180 appx.