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Benriach The Twelve (Dragon - Limited Edition)
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Liebherr WKb 1712 Barrique Wine Cabinet (60 bottles)
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ABK6 VSOP Single Estate Cognac (Dragon – Special Edition)
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Colour: Lovely golden color.
Nose: Apple pie and raisins, complex, floral yet spicy, with cinnamon, toffee, & mustard seeds.
Palate: Beautifully rich, spicy. The apple tones continue, with hints of home baking, and even Bombay mix! A lengthy, aromatic finish of fresh fruits, spices, and soft oak.
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Description
About brand
Cognac ABK6 favours the flexibility thanks to the choice of many old eaux-de-vies. In these aromatic and intense Cognacs one finds the fruit of the vine and the lightness of the perfumes.
Throughout the whole range, ABK6 is indulgent, with notes of candied fruit, stewed apples and spices. Its originality is strongly evident and this is why ABK6 is presented in an exclusive bottle in order to differentiate itself with it’s square shouldered shape that affirms its modernity, all while respecting the tradition of the product and the uncompromising quality.
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[Bundle of 3] Le Volte dell’ Ornellaia 2020
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