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Cognac Très Vieux - Invecchiato 25 Anni 70cl Boxed - Jean Fillioux
Jean FilliouxCognac 70 cl 46.0% vol Notes of vanilla, dried fruit, sweet spices
$133.95−20%($191.36/ℓ)
Recommended price: $167.28
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Technical information
- Producer
- Jean Fillioux
- Type
- Cognac
- Country
- Francia
- Format
- 70 cl
- Gradation
- 46.0%
- Aging
- 25 years
- Aromatic profile
- Notes of vanilla, dried fruit, sweet spices
- Ingredients
- Ugni Blanc grape
- Type of cask
- French oak barrel
- Distillation method
- Double distillation in Charentais pot still
- Number of distillations
- 2
- Variety
- Ugni Blanc
- Color
- Intense amber
- Consumption
- At room temperature, neat or with water
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The Très Vieux Cognac from the renowned house of Jean Fillioux is an extraordinary expression of the art of distillation and aging that this distillery has perfected over the years. Celebrated for its complexity and elegance, this Cognac has been aged for 25 years in oak barrels, thereby acquiring a deep and sophisticated aromatic profile.
On the nose, the Très Vieux Cognac reveals a rich and enveloping bouquet, where intertwined notes of ripe fruit, such as plum and pear, mingle with nuances of vanilla and sweet spices, a testament to the long rest in the barrel. Traces of cocoa and tobacco are also perceptible, adding an additional layer of olfactory complexity.
On the palate, this distillation is generous and full, with a velvety texture that envelops the palate. The flavors of candied fruit and spices blend perfectly with accents of leather and toasted wood, leading to an extremely long and lingering finish that leaves an aftertaste of rare refinement.
The case accompanying the Très Vieux 25 Year Old bottle makes it a prized gift for collectors or enthusiasts, in addition to offering ideal protection to preserve the unaltered qualities of this magnificent Cognac.
With an alcohol content of 40%, the Très Vieux Cognac by Jean Fillioux is a masterpiece destined for those seeking to explore the heights of French distillation, ideal for savoring neat at the end of a meal or on special occasions. A true gem for connoisseurs, which testifies to the craftsmanship and history of the maison Jean Fillioux.
On the nose, the Très Vieux Cognac reveals a rich and enveloping bouquet, where intertwined notes of ripe fruit, such as plum and pear, mingle with nuances of vanilla and sweet spices, a testament to the long rest in the barrel. Traces of cocoa and tobacco are also perceptible, adding an additional layer of olfactory complexity.
On the palate, this distillation is generous and full, with a velvety texture that envelops the palate. The flavors of candied fruit and spices blend perfectly with accents of leather and toasted wood, leading to an extremely long and lingering finish that leaves an aftertaste of rare refinement.
The case accompanying the Très Vieux 25 Year Old bottle makes it a prized gift for collectors or enthusiasts, in addition to offering ideal protection to preserve the unaltered qualities of this magnificent Cognac.
With an alcohol content of 40%, the Très Vieux Cognac by Jean Fillioux is a masterpiece destined for those seeking to explore the heights of French distillation, ideal for savoring neat at the end of a meal or on special occasions. A true gem for connoisseurs, which testifies to the craftsmanship and history of the maison Jean Fillioux.
Cognac house
Jean Fillioux
Charente (Grande Champagne)FranceSince 1880
Family-run Cognac house based at the Domaine de La Pouyade (Juillac‑le‑Coq) in the heart of Grande Champagne; produces small batches focused on aged eaux-de-vie, single vintages and exceptional cuvées.
- Independent family house with historic roots in Cognac (business founded 1880; acquisition of Domaine de La Pouyade 1894).
- Estate and vineyard (around 25 ha) located in the heart of Grande Champagne, the premier cru of Cognac.
- Limited production focused on long aging, vintages and exceptional cuvées (family reserves).
- Method: Charentais double distillation and distillation with the lees reported for some cuvées.
- Documented recognitions for selected premium cuvées and presence on international markets.
Specialities
- Cognac Grande Champagne
- family-run Cognac house
- aged cognacs
- vintages and exceptional bottlings
- Pineau des Charentes
The story
The house began with Honoré Fillioux, who established the business at the end of the 19th century (founding in 1880) and acquired the Domaine de La Pouyade in 1894. Management has remained within the family for generations; Jean, Michel, Pascal and today Christophe Fillioux have contributed to the development of the vineyard and the reserves of eaux-de-vie, creating prized vintages and blends. Production remains limited and focused on expressing the Grande Champagne terroir.
Distillation
Double distillation in a traditional Charentais pot still; distillation with the lees ('avec les lies') reported for some blends.
Ageing
Long aging in French oak casks; management of family reserves for blends and historic vintages.
Raw materials
- Ugni Blanc (grape for distillation)
- Must/wine from grapes (for Pineau des Charentes)
- Cognac eaux-de-vie (used to fortify the Pineau)
Representative products
- Réserve Familiale - Aged (exceptional editions)
- Très Vieux - Aged 25 Years (Grande Champagne)
- SO Elegantissime XO - Aged 22 Years
- Cep d'Or - Aged 13 Years
- Napoléon - Aged 10 Years
- Cognac 1964 - Vintage in presentation box
- Vieux Pineau des Charentes Blanc
- Vieux Pineau des Charentes Rosé