Hennessy Master Blenders Selection no 3 750 ml
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About this bottle
Hennessy Master Blender's Selection No. 3 is a single-batch cognac blended by Renaud Fillioux de Gironde — his first release after taking over as the house's eighth-generation master blender. The eaux-de-vie were aged in young but not new French oak, then bottled at 43% to push the blend's praline and toasted-hazelnut character forward. This is a limited edition in the literal sense: one batch, never to be replicated, which is the whole point of the series. Expect a light amber pour, sweet-pastry aromas, and a supple texture that holds on longer than its softness suggests. Pour it neat after dinner, where the hazelnut and praline do their best work.
How to drink Hennessy Master Blender's Selection No. 3
Use a tulip-shaped glass rather than a wide snifter to concentrate the praline aroma without too much alcohol burn. Because it's a one-off batch, skip mixing it into a cocktail — there won't be another bottle exactly like it once this one's gone.
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Specs
Brandy/Cognac86.0 proof · Young (not new) French oak · Cognac, France
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Questions about this bottle
How should Hennessy Master Blender's Selection No. 3 be served?
Neat, after dinner, in a tulip-shaped glass — its praline and toasted-hazelnut character comes through best without ice or a mixer.
Who blended Hennessy Master Blender's Selection No. 3?
Renaud Fillioux de Gironde, Hennessy's eighth-generation master blender, created it as his first release after taking over the role.
Will there be another batch of Hennessy Master Blender's Selection No. 3?
No — it's a single, one-time batch by design, which is the point of the Master Blender's Selection series.
What wood was Hennessy Master Blender's Selection No. 3 aged in?
The eaux-de-vie were aged in young but not new French oak, chosen to push the praline and hazelnut character forward.
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