Chateau du Breuil "Fine (VS) Calvados

Château du Breuil Fine Calvados is a delightful French spirit with a rich history. Let me share some tasting notes and details about this fine Calvados:

Appearance: Light golden in color.

Nose: Crisp apple cider with underlying oak cask notes. There’s also a fresh grassy aroma, along with a hint of something stronger than cider—almost like a touch of young cognac.

Palate: The entry is soft and creamy, with semi-sweet flavors of apple, grassy herbs, raisins, and thinned honey. It has a gentle body and moderate sweetness, balanced by tangy apple cider notes and hints of woody spices and caramel.

This Calvados is aged for 2 years before bottling, and it received accolades such as a silver medal and “best in class” at the 2008 International Wine and Spirit Competition, as well as a Bronze at the 2009 General Competition of Paris. It’s a delightful choice for those who appreciate the flavors of Normandy apples and want to explore the world of Calvados