Martell Cordon Noir Napoleon Cognac burgundy wines

Martell Cordon Noir Napoleon Cognac burgundy winesMartell Cordon Noir Napolon Cognac is a now discontinued expression that was released in the 1980s and 1990s, primarily for the international duty free market. It was crafted from 1520 year old eaux de vie sourced from four of Cognacs top crus, making it a rich and elegant offering that sat just below Martells XO tier. Speculative Tasting Notes: Martell Cordon Noir Napolon (1980s Bottling) Appearance: Deep amber with copper glints, suggesting long

overlaid with toasted nuts

with exotic spices enhancing the complexity

Nose: Coffeeish and fruity notes

with notes of tropical fruits

this blend tends to sport a warm

lemon grass

Style & Craftsmanship

and slightly burnt wholewheat toast

likely intended for export markets or duty-free shelves

Finish: Long and slightly sweet

with hints of smoked peach crumble

medium-fine tears and tapered legs