Grosperrin

MMC1

Pineau des Charentes | White | NM

Grosperrin

MMC1

Pineau Des Charentes | Blanc | NM

Made from grape must and cognac from the same estate, this Moût Muté au Cognac (MMC) stands out for its freshness and fruity character. Aged in barrels that previously held aged cognacs, this product boasts a distinct minerality and has been aged on its lees to preserve its full aromatic complexity. With no added sulfur, it is bottled with the utmost care to offer a pure and refined tasting experience.

Regular price €24.90

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Country of Origin, France

Region, Southwest

Appellation, Pineau des Charentes

Grape variety(ies), Ugni Blanc 

Certification,

Sweetness,

Vinification, Lees aging

Soil type,

Alcohol Content , 17.0%

Regular price €24.90
MMC1
24,90 €

How to enjoy this wine?

Cuvée Profile

Round | Fruity and mineral

Serving Recommendations

Serve between 10° and 12°

Aging Potential

5 to 10 years

Our Review of the Cuvée

The straw-yellow color of this MMC immediately catches the eye, promising a rich aromatic experience. On the nose, one is struck by an explosion of fruit intertwined with a subtle minerality that evokes the terroirs of the Charente region. On the palate, the sweetness is surprising, yet perfectly balanced by a lovely acidity that adds a touch of freshness. Aging on the lees gives each sip an elegant texture, offering a harmonious balance that lingers pleasantly on the finish. A true hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

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Grosperrin

Champagne | France

Maison Grosperrin is an independent Cognac house founded in Saintes and renowned for its carefully selected and traditionally aged blend of eaux-de-vie sourced from various crus in the Cognac region. The Grosperrin family is dedicated to sourcing, purchasing, and aging exceptional Cognacs from small producers, with a focus on quality and authenticity.

Unlike large producers, which often create industrial blends, Grosperrin focuses on aged brandies—some over fifty years old—that are slowly aged in oak barrels in traditional cellars, allowing their complex aromas and depth to develop.

The house's cognacs are renowned for their finesse, aromatic richness, and balance, offering a tasting experience that fully reflects the terroir of Cognac's grand crus, such as Grande Champagne.