Lheraud Cognac Art du Temps

From 1860 to the present day, the family has forged a unique identity rooted in a distinctive land where passion and discretion are words to live by. Alexandre Lheraud, who settled in the Petite Champagne region to serve the local chatelain, or chateau keeper, was the first to plant vines in this garden. The family of fine temperament and steadfast work ethic expanded the estate and honed their method. An ancestral bond with the Charente region passing down their memory of the land and the care they put into their product. That is what imbues Lheraud cognac with its singular style, which harnesses the past to shine in the present. Today's owners - Andrée and Guy Lheraud - focus on producing Cognac strictly on a traditional basis, and continue to work tirelessly to introduce their products to more countries and communities around the world.

Lheraud Art du Temps Cognac is something truly special. Aged in Limousin oak barrels since the 1973 vintage, it reveals an amber color. The nose is marked by gourmand notes of vanilla and crème brûlée, while on the palate it offers roundness and complexity, with a refined finish of candied citrus fruit and bitter orange marmalade. True to Lhéraud savoir-faire, this Cognac is unblended, with no added sugar or caramel, guaranteeing authentic purity.

An ideal gift for the Cognac connoisseur - Art du Temps is presented in a beautiful decanter and wooden box.