Maison Courvoisier has launched Courvoisier Mizunara.
Made utilizing Grand Champagne, Courvoisier Mizunara begins getting old in French oak barrels after which transfers to one among Home of Suntory’s Mizunara casks product of Japanese Mizunara wooden for a second maturation.
Courvoisier Mizunara was created in unison between Courvoisier’s Sixth Chief Blender Patrice Pinet and Fifth-Era Chief Blender of the Home of Suntory, Shinji Fukuyo.
“Memorable blends start within the imaginations of those that dare to dream them. I’ve at all times been intrigued by the shortage and uniqueness of Japanese Mizunara oak and honored by the chance to work with the legendary wooden and the extremely proficient Shinji Fukuyo of Home of Suntory,” says Pinet. “We live in two totally different international locations with two totally different cultures, however deeply related in our values and respect for our artistry. I knew the Mizunara cask was an unconventional selection for Courvoisier and along with Shinji, we noticed the potential for the notoriously temperamental wooden to boost the distinctive traits of the distinctive cognac and complement the Maison’s signature floral Home model.”
Feedback Fukuyo, “It has been an thrilling journey working alongside Patrice to find a brand new, distinctive style profile of Courvoisier utilizing Japanese Mizunara oak. I’ve at all times been fascinated by experimenting with flavors by way of innovation, and I’m very excited to have taken half within the improvement of Courvoisier Mizunara and to assist create one thing by no means earlier than tasted.”
A restricted launch of 500 bottles of Courvoisier Mizunara can be found in choose international locations for a advised retail value of $2,000 per 750-ml. bottle.
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Every bottle highlights the golden mahogany tone of the liquid with a Japanese Mizunara oak tree throughout the entrance in gold, and is numbered to indicate the rarity of the mix.
