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Discover the exquisite Calvados Roger Groult 8 Years, a premium distillate that encapsulates the essence of Pays d'Auge, Normandy. This calvados, aged for eight years in oak barrels, is the result of artisanal distillation and patient aging, which guarantees a superior quality product that satisfies the most demanding palates. Ideal for spirit lovers who value authenticity and deep flavor.
Color: Golden amber with bright reflections that invite you to explore its richness.
Nose: Intense and fragrant, with aromas of ripe apples, caramel and vanilla. Subtle notes of spices and toasted wood intertwine, providing complexity and warmth to the aroma.
Palate: In the mouth, the Calvados Roger Groult 8 Years shows a rich and smooth texture. Cooked apple flavors mix with hints of cinnamon and nutmeg, followed by a pleasant sensation of vanilla and oak. The acidity is balanced, providing freshness and a good contrast to the inherent sweetness of calvados.
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Discover the exquisite Calvados Roger Groult 8 Years, a premium distillate that encapsulates the essence of Pays d'Auge, Normandy. This calvados, aged for eight years in oak barrels, is the result of artisanal distillation and patient aging, which guarantees a superior quality product that satisfies the most demanding palates. Ideal for spirit lovers who value authenticity and deep flavor.
Color: Golden amber with bright reflections that invite you to explore its richness.
Nose: Intense and fragrant, with aromas of ripe apples, caramel and vanilla. Subtle notes of spices and toasted wood intertwine, providing complexity and warmth to the aroma.
Palate: In the mouth, the Calvados Roger Groult 8 Years shows a rich and smooth texture. Cooked apple flavors mix with hints of cinnamon and nutmeg, followed by a pleasant sensation of vanilla and oak. The acidity is balanced, providing freshness and a good contrast to the inherent sweetness of calvados.
