Borderies (Cognac cru)

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Borderies (Cognac cru) is the smallest and one of the oldest Cognac-producing crus, renowned for floral, violet-scented eaux-de-vie that age relatively quickly.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cognac cru
wine-growing region
agingCharacteristic often used in blends to add roundness and floral notes
reaches maturity faster than Grande Champagne
area approximately 4,000 hectares
climate temperate oceanic
country France
distillationMethod double distillation in copper pot stills
eauxDeVieBody medium-bodied
eauxDeVieColorWhenAged golden
governingBody Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac NERFINISHED
grapeVarietyUsed Colombard
Folle Blanche NERFINISHED
Ugni Blanc NERFINISHED
harvest hand and machine harvesting both used
historicalStatus one of the oldest Cognac-producing crus
knownFor eaux-de-vie that age relatively quickly
floral eaux-de-vie
round and smooth Cognac
violet-scented eaux-de-vie
legalProduct Cognac NERFINISHED
locatedIn Charente department NERFINISHED
Cognac region NERFINISHED
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
mainCityNearby Cognac NERFINISHED
Saintes NERFINISHED
notableProducersUsingBorderiesEauxDeVie Camus GENERATED
Martell GENERATED
partOf Cognac AOC NERFINISHED
regulatoryStatus delimited cru under Cognac AOC regulations
relativeSizeWithinCognacCrus smallest cru GENERATED
soilCharacteristic rich in silica
soilType clay-limestone
flinty clay
typicalAroma iris
nutty notes
violet
typicalFlavorProfile round
slightly sweet impression
soft
usedFor blending in Cognac production
single-cru Cognacs

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Charente vineyards containsSubregion Borderies (Cognac cru)