The noble French liqueur of 100% natural origin, an exquisite combination of Williams Pear and Cognac.
Tasting notes
Noces Royales combines the crisp, gourmet flavour of a fresh pear with the power and long finish of a great cognac. Gentle and elegant, Noces Royales offers a unique tasting experience.
The pear, the royal fruit par excellence
This incomparably subtle fruit was highly prized at the court of the kings of France. It was customary to offer it to each new sovereign when he was crowned. It was also served on special occasions. Its gourmet flavours brighten up the greatest desserts.
King Cognac, a unique aromatic richness
Cognac also had its place at the table of kings. While the richness and power of its aromas make it the most prestigious of spirits, its gustatory qualities are less well known when combined with fruit and rounded out by sweeter flavours. It then reveals its perfect complementarity and beautiful aromatic structure.
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