The Frédéric Mestreau XO No.28 is aged for over 10 years in oak barrels, coming from the French Limousin forest. This cognac is produced with a blend of Ugni Blanc, made of Petite and Grande Champagne. The Frédéric Mestreau estate was founded in 1808, the production of Cognac continued until 1919, when the First World War significantly reduced the demand for cognac and the consequence was the stop of production. Recently, the brand was brought back to life.
- Type: Cognac
- Origin: France
- ABV: 42.5%
- Age: not declared
- Price: $50 – $100
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TASTING NOTES – FRÉDÉRIC MESTREAU XO No.28
Nose
Intense cocoa notes, ripe fruits and raisins. After a while, coffee beans. The last aroma perceptible is a hint of hazelnut.
Palate
Very refined and fresh. It exhibits fruity notes and pear jam, with a touch of orange peel and cocoa. There are also some raisins aromas perceivable.
Finish
Medium long persistency. Cocoa and a rich peppery note.
Overall, the Frédéric Mestreau XO No.28 is a particularly balanced cognac with a remarkable harmony. Fresh and round, it delivers a broad flavor profile, equipped with a great intensity. Structured. A very satisfying cognac.