Paulet Borderies Tres vieilles Unkown ABV

We’re approaching the end of this marvelous tasting session. If Paul Beau is known for a few legendary gems, Paulet isn’t that bad at that game. And that’s why the two last cognacs were more than expected. 

Colour: Dark amber, gold lights. Regular medium tears. 

Nose: Solar profile, vivid violet notes. Full of nutty notes too. It seems a little bit corked, but maybe it seems to get better with air.

Mouth: It feels a bit corked with the nose, but the palate is way different and very convincing! Bright fruity notes, full of plum and pear jam aromas. Great mouth length. 

Last Notes: Incredible acidulous profile. Crazy mouth length. Full of licorice sweets aromas. Maybe a minor lack of structure. But what a kind of Borderies! 

Quite impressive. I feared that could be the second corked cognac in this tasting session, but I was a matter of time opening. I miss a bit of depth to go above 91.

Whole tasting session