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The taste of excellence !
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Enjoy the true pleasure of its supreme richness.
A myriad of floral, fruity and spicy aromas.
Velvet texture, opulent density, giving a superior mellow sensation.
Fiery mahogany
Fruity notes: ripe fruits of late summer - juicy plums, ripe figs, candied oranges,
Floral notes: heady touches of white flowers such as jasmine and iris,
Oaky notes: freshly grated cinnamon and hazelnuts
Velvety
Velvety, rich and lingering
Terroir | Fine Champagne |
Marque | Rémy Martin |
Degré | 40 ° |
Contenance | 70 Cl |
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