Jean Fillioux Cognac Grande Champagne 1970's

Jean Fillioux Cognac 1970's

The Jean Fillioux Cognac 1970’s is a refined vintage release from a family house celebrated for precision and elegance. Jean Fillioux is based in the heart of Grande Champagne and the cru is widely regarded as the finest in Cognac. Because this bottle dates from the 1970s, it offers authentic character from a classic production era. Moreover, Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie are known for slow, graceful aging.

• Distillery: Jean Fillioux
• Classification: Grande Champagne
• Type: Cognac
• Region: France
• Vintage: 1970's
• Bottle size: 0,7L
• Alcohol Content: 40%
• Extra info: Bottle in wooden box

DETAILS & COLLECTIBILITY

To begin with, long maturation in oak would have shaped a rich and layered profile. Expect notes of dried apricot, candied citrus and soft vanilla. Additionally, polished wood, light rancio and gentle spice may appear over time. The palate is typically smooth and cohesive, with a calm, lingering finish. These traits align well with Jean Fillioux’s elegant house style.

Furthermore, 1970s Grande Champagne bottles are increasingly scarce. Many were enjoyed years ago, so intact examples are sought after today. Because Jean Fillioux remains a small, quality-focused producer, older releases carry extra appeal. Therefore, collectors value this bottle for both provenance and authenticity. As a result, it stands as a tasteful addition to any serious vintage Cognac collection.