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Hardy Cognac 50 Year Old Noces d'Or Sublime Grande Champagne Cognac

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Hardy Cognac 50 Year Old Noces d'Or Sublime Grande Champagne Cognac

Hardy Cognac 50 Year Old Noces d’Or Sublime Grande Champagne is a floral 50-year-aged Grande Champagne cognac with notes of budding lilac — a well-balanced and surprisingly pure nose, lively alcohol onset, subtle taste of candied cherries, and a wonderfully balanced profile of fruity, flowery, and very slightly woody notes.

It was in 1863 that Anthony Hardy, a London gentleman, settled in Cognac and established himself in the business of high-quality wines and spirits. Five generations later, Hardy Cognac is known for its character and for the skills of its cellar masters, custodians of a heritage handed down forever. Ambassadors and pilgrims, the Hardy family traveled the planet to make the house’s style known across the five continents. Noces d’Or Sublime is one of the apex expressions in that lineage.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Well-balanced, surprisingly pure; budding lilac
  • Palate: Lively alcohol onset gives freshness; subtle candied cherries
  • Profile: Wonderfully balanced — fruity, flowery, very slightly woody

Specs

  • House: Hardy Cognac (Anthony Hardy, est. 1863 — 5 generations)
  • Style: Cognac — Grande Champagne, Noces d’Or Sublime
  • Age: 50 Years Old
  • Size: 750ml

Browse all cognac & brandy at Wooden Cork.

Hardy Cognac 50 Year Old Noces d’Or Sublime Grande Champagne is a floral 50-year-aged Grande Champagne cognac with notes of budding lilac — a well-balanced and surprisingly pure nose, lively alcohol onset, subtle taste of candied cherries, and a wonderfully balanced profile of fruity, flowery, and very slightly woody notes.

It was in 1863 that Anthony Hardy, a London gentleman, settled in Cognac and established himself in the business of high-quality wines and spirits. Five generations later, Hardy Cognac is known for its character and for the skills of its cellar masters, custodians of a heritage handed down forever. Ambassadors and pilgrims, the Hardy family traveled the planet to make the house’s style known across the five continents. Noces d’Or Sublime is one of the apex expressions in that lineage.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Well-balanced, surprisingly pure; budding lilac
  • Palate: Lively alcohol onset gives freshness; subtle candied cherries
  • Profile: Wonderfully balanced — fruity, flowery, very slightly woody

Specs

  • House: Hardy Cognac (Anthony Hardy, est. 1863 — 5 generations)
  • Style: Cognac — Grande Champagne, Noces d’Or Sublime
  • Age: 50 Years Old
  • Size: 750ml

Browse all cognac & brandy at Wooden Cork.

$143.50

Original: $409.99

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Hardy Cognac 50 Year Old Noces d'Or Sublime Grande Champagne Cognac

$409.99

$143.50

Description

Hardy Cognac 50 Year Old Noces d’Or Sublime Grande Champagne is a floral 50-year-aged Grande Champagne cognac with notes of budding lilac — a well-balanced and surprisingly pure nose, lively alcohol onset, subtle taste of candied cherries, and a wonderfully balanced profile of fruity, flowery, and very slightly woody notes.

It was in 1863 that Anthony Hardy, a London gentleman, settled in Cognac and established himself in the business of high-quality wines and spirits. Five generations later, Hardy Cognac is known for its character and for the skills of its cellar masters, custodians of a heritage handed down forever. Ambassadors and pilgrims, the Hardy family traveled the planet to make the house’s style known across the five continents. Noces d’Or Sublime is one of the apex expressions in that lineage.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Well-balanced, surprisingly pure; budding lilac
  • Palate: Lively alcohol onset gives freshness; subtle candied cherries
  • Profile: Wonderfully balanced — fruity, flowery, very slightly woody

Specs

  • House: Hardy Cognac (Anthony Hardy, est. 1863 — 5 generations)
  • Style: Cognac — Grande Champagne, Noces d’Or Sublime
  • Age: 50 Years Old
  • Size: 750ml

Browse all cognac & brandy at Wooden Cork.