Erte No7 Part Anges
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Matured to perfection prior to bottling, this exceptional Cognac is ready to be enjoyed immediately and will remain stable indefinitely if stored properly.
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Dark chocolate, blue cheese, crème brûlée
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The Courvoisier Erté Collection is a legendary collaboration between the historic Cognac house and the father of Art Deco, Romain de Tirtoff, globally known as Erté. Released in 1994, No. 7 'La Part des Anges' (The Angels' Share) represents the final masterpiece in this highly coveted series. The title pays homage to the natural evaporation of spirit that occurs during the long oak aging process, a mystical loss that distillers poetically attribute to the heavens. The liquid inside is an extraordinary blend of rare Grande Champagne cognacs, with some components dating back to 1892, the year of Erté's birth. The decanter itself is a work of art, beautifully illustrating an ethereal silhouette ascending with the precious vapors of the spirit. This release remains one of the most collectible and culturally significant liquid treasures in the world of spirits.
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Established in 1828 by Félix Courvoisier and Jules Gallois, Courvoisier is a legendary Cognac house headquartered in Jarnac, France, renowned for its rich heritage and historic association with Napoleon Bonaparte. The house meticulously crafts its spirits by sourcing grapes from the region's finest crus—Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies, and Fins Bois—and employing traditional double distillation in Charentais copper alembic stills. Aged in bespoke French oak casks sourced from the Tronçais and Limousin forests, Courvoisier's cognacs are celebrated for their exceptional complexity, vibrant floral notes, and smooth finish. This rigorous dedication to quality is epitomized in prestigious releases such as the XO, Initiale Extra, and the highly collectible Erté Collection.