"Boutville" is one of the best and best estates in Cognac and Grand Champagne, where the Giraud family has continued to protect the farm, which has been inherited from generation to generation for more than four centuries.
Many grape farmers in Grand Champagne say that the hills of Grand Champagne produce high quality eau de vie.
Even with Grand Champagne, the cognac produced varies slightly depending on the location of each village, surrounding stream, and forest.
The eau de vie made here in Boutville is very delicate, and its most distinctive feature is the elegant layering of its aromas when you put it in your mouth.
And the fact that most of the grapes are harvested by hand greatly affects the result, and this is probably another major factor that makes Paul Giraud unique in its taste.
There is a record that the Giraud family was in this area as early as 1635.
For Mr. Giraud, it is a beloved place where he has spent his childhood, and he has a deep sense of fondness and nostalgia for it as his hometown, and it is hard to change anything else.
