Maison Prunier 1977 – Borderies, Cognac

The nose offers deepness, power, a small intensity as well as a good definition and a sensation of tension. It reveals notes of dry yellow grape, caramelized orange, small notes of caramelized apple associated with small touches of quince, Zante currant as well as small hints of pâtisserie, spices and a discreet sappy hint. The palate is fruity, suave, full and a small fat, a fine tension, a fine straightness, gourmandize as well as a very fine unctuosity, a small aerial side, tension, a small fullness and energy. On the palate this Cognac expresses notes of Zante currant, caramelized orange, small notes of caramelized mandarine associated with small touches of dry lemon, caramelized apple, candied peach as well as hints of pâtisserie, nougatine, dry cedar, dry oak, cedar as well as fine hints of rose wood, sap and pepper. Good length. Pretty aromas but an alcoholic strength that sometimes takes over.