
Roger Groult : Calvados 12 ans
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Description
Characteristics and Tasting Notes for Roger Groult's Calvados 12 Years Old
Tasting
Appearance
Light orange hue, slightly tawny, evoking a bright amber tone.
Nose
A fresh nose dominated by notes of tart apples and ripe, sweet apples. Elegant floral notes accompany this characteristic fruity expression.
Palate
A powerful, intense palate revealing a beautiful harmony between vibrant fruit and wood. Notes of vanilla develop, extended by an elegant finish with hints of orange zest.
Food Pairing and Tasting Moments
This calvados is best enjoyed as a digestif, at room temperature. It makes an excellent accompaniment to fine dining.
Mixology
This exceptional calvados is best savored neat, allowing its complexity and remarkable balance between the fruitiness of young calvados and the complexity of old blends to be fully appreciated.
A Calvados from the Pays d'Auge with Perfect Balance
The Roger Groult House, a Family Tradition from the Pays d'Auge
Established in the Pays d'Auge in France, the Roger Groult house carries on a family tradition of producing exceptional calvados. Based at the Clos de la Hurvanière, the estate has 27 hectares of orchards and more than 350 French red oak casks used for aging. The distillery practices double distillation over a wood fire, a traditional method that gives its eaux-de-vie a distinctive aromatic signature. Since March 2022, Estelle Groult has presided over the house's destiny as Chair and Chief Executive Officer, supported by Charlotte Groult as Deputy Managing Director, while Jean-Roger Groult remains a board member. This family succession ensures the continuity of an ancestral know-how recognized worldwide.
An Exceptional Calvados by Roger Groult
Crafted from cider apples grown in the Pays d'Auge, this Calvados 12 Years Old benefits from double distillation over a wood fire, a traditional method that defines the house's identity. The eau-de-vie is then aged in old French red oak casks, within a collection of more than 350 casks ranging in capacity from 110 to 13,000 liters. This 12-year aging process gives this calvados a perfect balance between the fruity vibrancy of young eaux-de-vie and the aromatic complexity of old blends.



