BrandyVerse/Sazerac De Forge Vintage 2000 Single Cask Cognac 700ml

Sazerac De Forge Vintage 2000 Single Cask Cognac 700ml

Grande Champagne, France · 89.6 Proof
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About this bottle

Sazerac de Forge Grande Champagne Vintage 2000 is a single-cask, single-harvest cognac from Sazerac de Forge & Fils, a house tracing to 1782 that was revived in 2019 by the Sazerac Company, the group behind Buffalo Trace Distillery. This bottling rested more than two decades in French oak before being bottled undiluted and unblended, sourced entirely from Grande Champagne, Cognac's most prized growing cru. Bottled at 44.8% ABV. Deep gold in color, it carries ripe stone fruit and exotic florals with delicate spice across a full, rounded texture. This is the domaine's first single-vintage release under its revived label, built for serious cognac collectors. Pour it neat in a tulip glass.

How to drink Sazerac de Forge Vintage 2000

Neat, in a tulip glass, and give it real time — two decades in a single cask means the aromatics take longer to unfold than a blended cognac. Skip ice entirely; this is a slow, occasion pour, not a mixer.

Tasting notes
NoseRipe stone fruits and exotic florals
PalateDelicate spice with a full, rounded texture
FinishLong, deep gold in color and character
Specs

Cognac89.6 proof · Grande Champagne, France

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What's the history behind Sazerac de Forge & Fils?

The house traces to 1782, when Bernard Sazerac de Forge founded the original domaine in Cognac; it was revived in 2019 by the Sazerac Company, which also owns Buffalo Trace Distillery.

What does "single cask, single harvest" mean for this bottling?

Unlike most cognac, which blends eaux-de-vie from multiple years and casks, this release is bottled undiluted from one specific cask and one harvest year, kept unblended.

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