Hine : Millésimé Poésie Intemporelle Édition Limitée 1975

Characteristics and tasting tips for the 1975 Vintage Timeless Poetry Limited Edition 1975 Hine

Tasting

Nose
The nose reveals subtle floral notes, accompanied by sun-drenched grapes and spicy hints of clove.

Palate
The palate unveils a profile that is at once floral, spicy, oaky, and fruity, offering beautiful aromatic complexity.

Food pairings and tasting moments

This exceptional cognac is best enjoyed neat, at room temperature, to fully appreciate the richness of this vintage, considered one of the finest of the 20th century.

An exceptional vintage cognac by Hine

Hine, a cognac house with royal prestige

Founded in 1796 in Jarnac by Thomas Hine, the Hine House has perpetuated exceptional expertise for over two centuries. Owned by EDV SAS, it remains the only cognac house to hold the British Royal Warrant since 1962, a distinction renewed under the reign of Charles III. Under the direction of its Cellar Master, Paul Szersnovicz, Hine stands out for eaux-de-vie sourced from the Grande and Petite Champagne crus and for a style that seeks finesse, vibrancy, and pure fruit expression. Its “Early Landed” signature, now emblematic, illustrates its exacting standards and singularity aimed at discerning enthusiasts.

Timeless Poetry 1975, an exceptional limited edition

This limited edition is part of the cognac vintage collection from Hine. Distilled in 1975, this cognac highlights rare expertise in vintage expressions, cherished by lovers of rarities. This spirit stands out for its meticulous presentation, with a design inspired by the 1970s, echoing the vintage’s identity. True to Hine’s style, it favors elegance and purity of expression, offering a complex and refined aromatic palette. This limited edition exudes the exception of a vintage eau-de-vie, crafted from eaux-de-vie distilled in 1975 and aged in Jarnac. Addressed to collectors as well as connoisseurs seeking a singular experience around a great vintage, this bottle illustrates the House’s desire to preserve and enhance the identity of a year, in keeping with its heritage and exacting standards.