- Cognac produced at Domaine Pasquet in Eraville, France
- Appellation Cognac Grande Champagne Contrôlée
- Fermented with native yeast in stainless steel tanks for 5–6 days
- 100% Grand Champagne Ugni Blanc twice distilled on the lees in a 2000-liter, gas-burning Charentais pot still
- The number of casks in the blend is indicated on the back label
- Aged a minimum 7 years; matured approximately 12 months in 1-year-old 400-liter French Limousin casks before being transferred to used barrels
- Certified organic farming by Bureau Veritas (FR-BIO-10) and certified USDA organic
- No additives
- Non-chill filtered; 40% ABV
Info
Producer:
Vintage:
NV
Country:
France
Region:
Cognac
Appellation:
Grande Champagne
Spirit Type:
Brandy
Spirit Sub Type:
Cognac
Sizes Available
| Full Bottle | FR-XPA-07-NV | 6/750ml |
| Connecticut Spirit | FR-XPA-07-NVCT | 12/750ml |
Press & Reviews
VinePair
Score
92
Date
2025-10-15
"It feels like one thing stopping small-house Cognac from becoming more mainstream is that no mom 'n' pop producers have yet become real household names. Unlike tequila — which also suffers from conglomerate-owned, additive-laden brands in flashy bottles — there's no Fortaleza (or Ocho or even LALO) yet in the world of Cognac. But Pasquet could fill that role. The brand's seven year Cognac is surprisingly dry, spicier, and woodier than any big-house Cognacs you're used to. The palate is packed with orchard fruit and more baking spice. Pasquet always offers approachable, delicious, complex Cognac at a price that can't be beat, whether you want to drink it neat or shake it up in cocktails. If you see Pasquet, any Pasquet… buy it."