Cognac Hardy
Coq D'Or Pineau des Charentes
$21.45
About this winery
The House of Hardy owes its name to a British gentleman, Anthony Hardy. As a good professional of wines and spirits, he regularly escapes from London to control the quality of the Charentes crus. He succumbed to the charm of the region and eventually settled there. He founded the Maison Hardy in 1863. A great lover of France and the French, he went so far as to change his first name to Antoine. He also adopts the Gallic cockerel as the emblem of his house. The quality and seriousness of Anthony...
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Tasting notes
Hardy Coq D'Or is a Pineau with a nice and shiny golden robe. Its very delicate bouquet develops hints of dried fruits, honey and dry linden. This Pineau has supple and strikingly ample attack, and reveals delightful fruity aromas and a pleasant harmony. The hints of fresh grapes of this well rounded and voluptuous Hardy Coq d'Or will totally appeal to you. Food and wine pairing: Ideal as an aperitif, it should be served chilled, without ice cubes. Delicious with foie gras, blue cheeses and desserts; especially fruit salads that are not very sweet.