75 Jahre im Fass?! 🦄 Lheraud Francois 1er 1951 Pineau des Charentes

Today, we are opening a time capsule. A Pineau des Charentes, distilled in 1951 and bottled in 2026. Released by the legendary Cognac house Lheraud under the name "Francois 1er." Honestly: I could barely find any information about this bottling. It's rarer than winning the lottery. It costs around 700 Euros for 0.75l at 17% ABV. Is a 75-year-old aperitif worth the money? Can you taste pure time? Or is it just an overpriced marketing construct? We are getting to the bottom of it and doing the ultimate "The truth in the glass" test! 👉 Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: A unicorn alert from another era! 2:45 - Facts and figures about the bottling 3:25 - Tasting begins 3:46 - Nosing 4:50 - Palate 5:40 - Finish 6:29 - Conclusion, summary, and scores Audio: German 🇩🇪 Professional Subtitles (CC): English 🇬🇧🇺🇸 | Français 🇫🇷 | Deutsch 🇩🇪 Turn on subtitles in the player settings (⚙️)! 🔔 Did you like the video? Then subscribe to the channel for new videos (Wednesdays & Sundays at 5:00 PM) and give it a thumbs up! The Truth in a Glass - 👉    / @arcoregermany   🌐 Website: https://arcore-germany.com 📸 Instagram: @arcore_germany 📘 Facebook: @arcoregermany 🎬 TikTok: @arcore.germany