Hine : Millésimé Rituel Intemporel Édition Limitée 1975

Characteristics and Tasting Tips for Cognac Hine Millésime 1975 Rituel Intemporel Limited Edition

Tasting

Nose
The nose reveals notes of clove and sun-drenched grapes, accompanied by subtle floral touches that attest to the great finesse of this exceptional cognac.

Palate
On the palate, this 1975 vintage stands out for its great finesse, remarkable structure, and elegance.

Pairings and Tasting Moments

This exceptional cognac is best enjoyed neat to appreciate its full complexity.

An exceptional vintage Cognac Grande Champagne aged for five decades

Hine, a Cognac Grande Champagne house since 1763

Founded in 1763 in Jarnac by Thomas Hine, the Hine House has embodied a singular elegance for over two centuries. The only cognac house to hold the Royal Warrant of Queen Elizabeth II since 1962, it stands out for a delicate and precise style. Hine crafts its cognacs from crus of Grande and Petite Champagne, favoring slow distillation in copper pot stills and patient aging in French oak casks. Under the guidance of cellar master Eric Forget, the house preserves the art of rare vintages and blends.

Hine Millésime 1975 Rituel Intemporel: an exceptional set

The Hine Millésime 1975 Rituel Intemporel represents the culmination of five decades of patience and know-how. This ultra-limited edition of 50 pieces embodies the alchemy of time, the terroir of Grande Champagne, and tradition. Each bottle is a unique piece, presented in a sumptuous Rituel Intemporel Set including a Bernardaud porcelain decanter, a porcelain tray, 2 crystal glasses, and a wooden case. Aged in Jarnac and bottled at 47% ABV, this cognac of exception is a testament to Hine’s excellence in the art of preserving and enhancing rare vintages. The serving ritual proposed by this set transforms each tasting into a timeless moment, celebrating the heritage of a spirit that has crossed half a century to reach its aromatic fullness.