Hine Cognac XO Cigar Reserve Cognac - 750ML
Hine Cognac XO Cigar Reserve Cognac
Indulge in the rich and smooth flavors of Hine Cognac XO Cigar Reserve Cognac. This premium 750ML bottle offers the perfect balance of sweetness and spice, making it the ultimate choice for a luxurious and satisfying drink. Elevate your taste buds and savor each sip with this exquisite cognac.
Product Details:
- Country: France
- Region: Grande Champagne
- Brand: Hine
- Spirits Type: Cognac
- Spirits Style: VSOP (Very Superior Old Pale)
- Taste: Expect pleasing vanilla, dried apricot, and a hint of spice.
- Food Pairings: This elegant cognac pairs well with rich desserts, dark chocolate, and aged cheeses.
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