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Count Mont Arvonne Brandy was born in the early 15th century and was one of the oldest brandies in the world. Its founder, Pierre de Mont, was a direct descendant of Count D'Artagnan, the captain of the French King's Flintlock Squad. The history of Count Mont's family was closely linked to the history of Arvonne wine. The family was the first family to make Arvonne Brandy from wooden barrels. Count Mont's family had entrusted the master of the cellar to select four different varieties of grapes from the best grapes in the garden, and then they had the water of life distilled in a small professional retorting plant. This allowed Count Mont's Yawenyi to preserve its unique characteristics. This Brandy had a noble oak and vanilla flavor. It was full-bodied, had a harmonious taste, and had a long and smooth aftertaste. It was suitable to go with all kinds of delicacies. Count Mont Yawenyi had won numerous awards in various international liquor competitions. For example, in the 2011 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Count Mont VSoP won a double gold medal and Count Mont XX won a silver medal. Hundreds of years ago in France, Count Yawenyi and Duke Fenransac of the Mont family were famous for their exemplary loyalty to France. Now, Count Mont XX was famous for his extraordinary brewing art and was popular among the French upper class. He was loved by wine connoisseurs and collectors. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!

Count Mont VSop was a type of Arvonne Brandy. It had an alcohol content of 40% Vol and belonged to the Yawengyi blend. It was bottled on August 3, 2012. The international pre-tax average price was about 59 pounds (about 423 yuan/700ml), and the domestic reference price was 299 - 450 yuan/1000ml. On the selection of Tmall.com, the original bottle of Count Monte VSOP-Arvonne Brandy 1L was sold for 299 yuan. The color is bright copper and deep amber. Excellent in terms of smell (90/100). The fragrance was rich and elegant, without obvious stimulation of alcohol vapor. At first, there was a sour and sweet smell of lime and sour plum, sour herbal medicine, a little spice leather and dark chocolate. At a closer smell, there was a hint of wood spice and roasted nuts, and there was also the smell of cocoa beans and coffee beans. After waking up, there was more sour fruit smell, more cocoa coffee and nut leather smell, and even Ransio smell. In terms of taste (79/100), the wine body was full and soft, but the oily feeling was weak, the stimulation was extremely weak, and the strength was lacking. The first note had the flavor of preserved fruit with sour orange plum, leather chocolate, and cocoa coffee. The middle note was short and not obvious, with pepper and nutmeg-based spices, with wood spice and smooth gallop. The overall flavor of the last note tended to be light or even faint, and the water feeling was obvious. The aftertaste (75/100) was short in length, light in flavor, and weak in grease. It mainly had the smell of simple wood spices, with a slight hint of leather and cocoa. The overall cost-performance rating was 75. The price seemed to be good, but the overall performance was not satisfactory. The performance of the fragrance was better, but the wine body lacked strength, the flavor was faint, and the level was not obvious. Yawenyi of Count Montt's family won two gold medals in the 2011 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic "Lord of Mysteries"!

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