Baron 2016
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| Distillery | Baronie Distillers |
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| ABV | 40.0% |
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| Country | Netherlands |
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Flavor Profile
Tasting Notes
Colour
amber
air Nose
shock-full of raisins and sweet wines, Monbazillac, Cérons, or Cadillac style. You could find some great ones for very cheap in the old days, but actually, this rather reminds me of the great pineau des Charentes, an aperitif that's totally out of fashion. Naturally, out of fashion means ueber-trendy these days. Anyway, this is totally on raisins and only the palate will tell…
restaurant Palate
sweet and good. Raisins, raisins and raisins everywhere, that's just lovely but you really need to love raisins, or you'll find this baby rather cloying. A cognac that rather feels like a very sweet wine, almost PX-style. I doubt anyone would still dare making this style, which you would rather find in Jerez, or Armenia these days. Ararat, anyone?
timer Finish
medium, very sweet, rich, raisiny, honeyed