Grosperrin No. 28 (1928) B 53.8% 700ml cloak-and-dagger predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon wine is

predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon wine is typical of the Saint-Estèphe appellation

deeply fruited wine yet one that has a seam of freshness to its travel

the quality certainly cannot be questioned

We expect further bottle development over the next five years and potential to move toward more savoury and complex characters with time

Wild juniper dominates the nose

Grosperrin No. 28 (1928) B 53.8% 700ml cloak-and-dagger predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon wine isAmber colour, old gold reflections. On the nose, a lot of elegance with spicy notes (turmeric, candied ginger), and an impressive freshness for such an old Cognac. The upright is straight and clean, yet rich and dense. The rancios are discreet and delicate. On the palate, the attack is oily, powerful without stinging or burning, and very straightforward. Candied fruit comes first, followed by candied ginger, all carried away by an elegant and