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Tesseron Composition Cognac 750ml
Tesseron
SKU 47717

Tesseron Composition Cognac 750ml

$48.99 - $48.99
$48.99
$48.99 - $48.99
$48.99
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Cognac Tesseron traces back to 1905, when Abel Tesseron established Domaine Tesseron in Chateauneuf-sur-Charente, cultivating vineyards across both Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne. For decades the family sold its eaux-de-vie to larger houses, quietly building reserves in a twelfth century crypt once part of a neighboring abbey, before Alfred Tesseron and the fourth generation began bottling under the family name in 2003. Composition, developed by third-generation family member Noé Tesseron and master blender Romain Martial, marked the house's first release below XO level.

The blend draws exclusively from Ugni Blanc eaux-de-vie aged between four and ten years, sourced entirely from Grande and Petite Champagne to qualify for the Fine Champagne designation, with at least half coming from Grande Champagne. The spirit rests in Limousin oak casks within the family's historic crypt cellars, with no added coloring, allowing the older components in the blend to carry the depth.

The color is a bright, light amber with red-gold highlights. On the nose, dry apricot and vine flower lead, followed by spiced autumn fruit and plum. The palate is rich and rounded, showing butterscotch, baking spice, and a touch of chocolate, with a persistent, vinous finish that reflects real maturity for its category.

"A very different option from a house that up until now has only ever showcased XO and above quality Cognac, the Tesseron Composition Fine Champagne Cognac really does prove how truly talented Tesseron are at bringing a slightly younger model to market. Don't worry - there's plenty of older eaux-de-vie within this VSOP blend to ensure the highest of quality - not to mention maturity on the palate.

Be in no doubt, this is an excellent sipping Cognac, and certainly, one that will stand up to the most rigorous of connoisseur taste tests. The Fine Champagne designation means it's a blend of both Grande and Petite Champagne Cognac, with at least 50% of the eaux-de-vie sourced from the Premier Cru.

Eye: Bright, light amber with golden flashes.

Nose: Aromas of elegant white flowers and plum complemented by spicy autumn fruits

Palate: Rich and rounded with complex fruits, hints of chocolate, cinnamon, and prune."
Region: Cognac
Country: France
Bottle Size: 750ml
Producer: Tesseron
Proof: 80
Tesseron

Cognac Tesseron traces back to 1905, when Abel Tesseron established Domaine Tesseron in Chateauneuf-sur-Charente, cultivating vineyards across both Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne. For decades the family sold its eaux-de-vie to larger houses, quietly building reserves in a twelfth century crypt once part of a neighboring abbey, before Alfred Tesseron and the fourth generation began bottling under the family name in 2003. Composition, developed by third-generation family member Noé Tesseron and master blender Romain Martial, marked the house's first release below XO level.

The blend draws exclusively from Ugni Blanc eaux-de-vie aged between four and ten years, sourced entirely from Grande and Petite Champagne to qualify for the Fine Champagne designation, with at least half coming from Grande Champagne. The spirit rests in Limousin oak casks within the family's historic crypt cellars, with no added coloring, allowing the older components in the blend to carry the depth.

The color is a bright, light amber with red-gold highlights. On the nose, dry apricot and vine flower lead, followed by spiced autumn fruit and plum. The palate is rich and rounded, showing butterscotch, baking spice, and a touch of chocolate, with a persistent, vinous finish that reflects real maturity for its category.

"A very different option from a house that up until now has only ever showcased XO and above quality Cognac, the Tesseron Composition Fine Champagne Cognac really does prove how truly talented Tesseron are at bringing a slightly younger model to market. Don't worry - there's plenty of older eaux-de-vie within this VSOP blend to ensure the highest of quality - not to mention maturity on the palate.

Be in no doubt, this is an excellent sipping Cognac, and certainly, one that will stand up to the most rigorous of connoisseur taste tests. The Fine Champagne designation means it's a blend of both Grande and Petite Champagne Cognac, with at least 50% of the eaux-de-vie sourced from the Premier Cru.

Eye: Bright, light amber with golden flashes.

Nose: Aromas of elegant white flowers and plum complemented by spicy autumn fruits

Palate: Rich and rounded with complex fruits, hints of chocolate, cinnamon, and prune."
Region: Cognac
Country: France
Bottle Size: 750ml
Producer: Tesseron
Proof: 80