Jean-Luc Pasquet - ~54YO Cognac Lot 67, 1967/2021, 40.6% (WF90)

Jean-Luc Pasquet

Jean-Luc Pasquet Cognac Lot67, ~54YO, 1967/2021, 40.6%

Region - Petite Champagne
Vintage- 1967
Bottled - 2021
Age - ~54YO
ABV - 40.6%
Content - 700ml

Malternative Belgium Eighth release - Le Vogageur
Whiskyfun- 90 pts

Produced by Malternative Belgium,
originally owned by Count Pierre de Joyet,
but after the owner's passing in 2014, after a series of transitions,
it finally came into the hands of Domaine Pasquet (the one with the JLP on the Cognac logo we always see).

Cash/ Payme/ FPS price- $2,980 (When ordering, select Payme/FPS as the payment method and pay this price directly at checkout)
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Whiskynote Tasting note for reference:

Nose:
The kind of (rather acidic and slightly exotic) fruit explosion we really love. Apricots, damsons, as well as pineapple and a hint of guava. Flower petals and orange peels. Whiffs of leather. Hints of potpourri and fruit tea, as well as light nougat and a darker syrupy touch in the background.

Mouth:
A fruity, energetic start again, with some oranges or rather bergamots and mirabelles, although it lacks some of the tropical brightness that we found in others. Minty notes, pipe tobacco, pine needles. Hints of verbena, ginger and green tea. A tad more herbal and leafy notes than the nose suggested. More tea leaves and hints of humidor as it evolves.

Finish:
Medium, still delicate and fruity, with hints of oranges, blossomy notes and subtle ginger.
Conclusion:
This is a venerable and highly drinkable cognac with full-on fruits on the nose and refined herbal touches on the palate.