Calvados Review: Lemorton 10 ans Vieux Calvados Domfrontais
- Category: Calvados Domfrontais
- Origin: Didier Lemorton
- Bottling: OB
- ABV: 40%
- Cost: £61.75
What they say
Official tasting notes:
- A fine freshness with « starburst » flavours to start.
- And after taste both lively and dry, followed by hints of spices, caramelised vanilla, honey and hazel nuts
- After swallowing, we can notice a lingering and intensity of the various flavours.
What I say
The next official age-statement bottle up in the order from the 5 year old Reserve is this 10 year old expression from Didier Lemorton, made in exactly the same way but aged for twice as long (at least).
My tasting notes:
- Appearance: Copper bronze (12/20). medium-fine tears, fine legs
- Nose: Stewed fruits, apples and honey, golden syrup and caramel, perfumed orchard blossom, polished oak wood, sweet and slightly cloying fresh pear.
- Taste: Fresh apples and dstewed pears, toffee, caramel, rich fruits and gentle tannins with a touch of spice, honeyed nuts.
- Finish: Long, medium-sweet with gentle spices
Overall
Balanced, sweet fruits, some fresh and some a little stewed, oak wood and gentle spices. Similar in profile to the 5 year old expression but with a little more depth.
Score 86/100
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