Delamain
An old name with modern cognacs. In 1759 James Delamain returned from Ireland and joined his father in law, Isaac Ranson, three years later setting up a firm of cognac traders.They are negoçiant's and their cognacs are woody and dark.
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All the Delamain Vintage Cognacs are aged for more than 30 years in one of their best cellars and only a limited quantity is released annually.Learn More- Aroma:
- Aroma: Underwood aromas, dry grapes, grilled almonds, rancio.
- Flavour:
- Flavour: Long, fruity and elegant
Excl. VAT: £236.50 Incl. VAT: £283.80All the Delamain Vintage Cognacs are aged for more than 30 years in one of their best cellars and only a limited quantity is released annually.Learn More- Aroma:
- Aroma: Underwood aromas, dry grapes, grilled almonds, rancio.
- Flavour:
- Flavour: Long, fruity and elegant
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Delamain are one of the oldest cognac houses. The firm is a negoçiant and buys its cognacs well matured in oak barrels. The cognacs are often kept in new oak for longer than normal periods resulting in quite powerful woody aromas and taste.Learn More- Aroma:
- Aroma: Intense toasted oak aroma with walnuts and tobacco
- Flavour:
- Flavour: Powerful woody, tobacco and leather with spices and walnuts
Excl. VAT: £284.39 Incl. VAT: £341.27Delamain are one of the oldest cognac houses. The firm is a negoçiant and buys its cognacs well matured in oak barrels. The cognacs are often kept in new oak for longer than normal periods resulting in quite powerful woody aromas and taste.Learn More- Aroma:
- Aroma: Intense toasted oak aroma with walnuts and tobacco
- Flavour:
- Flavour: Powerful woody, tobacco and leather with spices and walnuts