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Braastad is located in the heart of the Cognac region of France, and embodies excellence and tradition in the art of Cognac production. The history of the Braastad family, the size of their Domaine, the exceptional terroir, the precision manufacturing methods and their privileged geographical location are all elements that make Braastad an emblematic brand in the world of Cognac.
The family story is a tale of commitment and passion for the art of Cognac. The Braastad family, of Norwegian origin, settled in the Cognac region in the 19th century. In 1875, Sverre Braastad, the patriarch, founded Maison Braastad. Since then, the family has continued to pass on its expertise from generation to generation, perpetuating the family legacy in the world of Cognac.
The Domaine spans acres of lush vineyards in the Cognac region of Charente. The vines are planted in clay-limestone soils and benefit from the region's mild, sunny climate, ideal for growing the grape varieties of the Cognac appellation, principally Ugni Blanc.
The unique terroir of the Cognac region, with its limestone soils, contributes to the aromatic richness and complexity of the eaux-de-vie produced. Traditional cultivation methods are used to ensure the quality of the grapes, an essential element in the production of top-quality Cognac.
Manufacturing methods are steeped in tradition and excellence. The distillery is equipped with traditional copper stills, which are used to distill the wines by hand. The resulting eaux-de-vie then undergo prolonged aging in oak casks, where... See more ...
Produced in just 3,600 bottles, this limited edition combines Cognac and Urban Art.
In partnership with artist A-MO, the Braastad house is supporting a project to support the protection of an endangered species: the Snowy Owl.
For this occasion, this Cognac comes from a family stock, aged for 3 generations in the cellars of Château in Triac.
The eaux-de-vie used for its blend are between 25 and 90 years old and come from 4 different terroirs, namely Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Bons Bois and Fins Bois.this complex blend of different eaux-de-vie and crus confers candied fruit aromas on the nose, combined with spicy, roasted notes.
The rancio is omnipresent on the palate, underpinned by a fine balance between the power and complexity of cocoa and spices.
The slightly peppery finish is very long.
It's a wine that's a pleasure to drink
