Drouet Reserve De Jean Grande Champagne French Cognac 70 cl 40%

The name is no coincidence. Réserve De Jean honours Jean L'Homme, the man who in 1848 founded what is today Cognac Drouet - and the cognac itself is just as unpredictable and complex as a good story deserves to be.

Expert's Description

Drouet Réserve De Jean is a French Cognac from Grande Champagne, bottled at 40%.

The cognac carries the name of Jean L'Homme, founder of the estate that has been in the family since 1848, at the heart of Grande Champagne. Réserve De Jean is intended as a tribute to that original heritage, while also representing one of the most inventive expressions in the house's current range.

The cognac is made from 100% Grande Champagne grapes and stands out for its complex character, where dryness and sweetness shift gently through the flavour.

Tasting Notes

Nose

The nose is complex, alternating between dry and lightly sweet tones.

Palate

The palate is full-bodied with character, where dryness and sweetness play off each other throughout.

Finish

The finish is long and nuanced, slowly building.

Specifications

Name: Drouet Réserve De Jean
Distillery: Drouet et Fils
Country: France
Type: Grande Champagne Cognac
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 3305488681701
Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat at room temperature in a cognac glass, ideally as a calm end to the evening.

Flavour Profile

Complex · Dry · Sweetness · Body

Did You Know?

Did you know that Drouet Réserve De Jean is named after Jean L'Homme, the man who founded the estate in 1848? The cognac serves as the house's way of celebrating its own origin story.

Frequently Asked Questions About Drouet Reserve De Jean Grande Champagne French Cognac 70 cl 40%

What does Drouet Réserve De Jean taste like?

It is complex and full-bodied, with dryness and sweetness taking turns, finishing with a long, nuanced aftertaste.

Why is it called Réserve De Jean?

The name honours Jean L'Homme, founder of the estate that is today Cognac Drouet.

Is Drouet Réserve De Jean a good gift?

Yes, its complex flavour profile and the personal story behind the name make it a fine gift for cognac enthusiasts.

How should the cognac be served?

It is best enjoyed neat at room temperature in a cognac glass.

How should the bottle be stored?

Store it upright, in a cool and dark place, with the cap tightly closed.