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Producer : Lelouvier
Region : France (France), Normandy (France)
Bottle Per Case : 1 x 700 ml
Food Pairing : Cocktail, Sweets
Single distillation in a copper column still in 1969. Aged in old calvados cask.
Deep amber with fine bronze highlights. A great deal of attractiveness and freshness in this fruity bouquet reminiscent both of fresh fruit (pear, apple) and cooked fruit (quince) with a hint of vanilla Good balance between the nose and the palate, a very smooth, enveloping impression. A perfectly structured eau-de-vie. Persistence of the fruit and vanilla. Long final, delicately wooded with a hint of dryness.
Bottles Per Case | Single Bottles |
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Bottle Size | 700 ml |
Producer | Lelouvier |
Region | France (France), Normandy (France) |
Alcohol | 42% alc./vol. |
Style | Calvados |
Vintage | 1969 |
Farming Method | Traditional |
Food Pairing | Cocktail, Sweets |
Descriptors | Fruity |
Wine Type | Dessert/Liquor |
Wood Presence | Oaked |
Body | Medium |
Price of Case | $499.00 |
In 1933, André Lelouvier embarked on his entrepreneurial journey as a wine and spirits merchant in Brioze, located in the Orne region. Over time, Lelouvier expanded his enterprise beyond a mere shop, venturing into the art of aging calvados and brewing beer. This diversification led him to establish the renowned Lelouvier brand, under which he proudly distributed his crafted beverages.
As the decades unfolded, André Lelouvier became a prominent figure in the region during the sixties. His reputation soared not only due to the exceptional quality of his Calvados but also because of the strong ties he forged with the indirect tax services. The seventies marked a pivotal moment when he founded the Calvados Lelouvier company, a legacy he would later entrust to his offspring. Steering the ship into the next era, his son Christian assumed the mantle of leadership.
The scenic ‘Domaine des champs’ in la Ferté Macé, nestled within the Orne, served as the backdrop for the maturation of the esteemed calvados during André Lelouvier's era. The residence bore witness to the craftsmanship and dedication invested in perfecting the beverages.
However, in 2016, the narrative took a turn with the passing of Christian Lelouvier. Subsequently, the reins of the family business transitioned hands as Calvados Christian Drouin SAS acquired the company, marking a new chapter in the illustrious journey of Lelouvier's legacy.
It's important to remember that taste is subjective, and personal preferences play a significant role.
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