| Rating | 92 |
| Style |
Cognac Brandy |
| Age Statement | 7 Years |
| Produced In | France |
| ABV | 40% |
| Availability | Year Round |
| Price | $72.00 |
| Reviewed By | |
| Review Updated | 2022-06-27 |
Jean-Luc Pasquet L'Organic 07 Cognac Review
Produced in the Grande Champagne region, this 7-year-old Cognac is made by a family producer that’s been in the business for nearly three centuries. They've certainly amassed some considerable knowledge over that time. This fine expression delivers a range of flavor profiles, spanning from dried and fresh fruits to cedar wood, pine, and tobacco. Each sip culminates with a deft, enjoyable touch of oak.
As of 2024, VinePair no longer participates in any affiliate programs. All links included in our content are as a convenience to our readers, not for earning commission — we receive no monetary value from them. Learn more about our tastings & review department here!
Related Reads
Learn About Cognac
Related Jean-Luc Pasquet Reviews
Jean-Luc Pasquet L’Organic 07:
It feels like one thing stopping small-house Cognac from becoming more mainstream is that no mom ‘n’ pop producers have yet become real ...
Related Cognac Reviews
ABK6 X.O. Family Cellar:
This single estate Cognac is produced entirely at Domaine de Chez Maillard in Fins Bois, whose vineyards are located on a chalky hilltop. ...
Cognac Frapin 15 Year:
Seemingly marketed more to a whiskey audience with the name and age statement, this is every bit for Cognac connoisseurs. The family-owned ...
Cognac Park V.S.O.P.:
This is a blend of 40 percent Fins Bois, 40 percent Petite Champagne, and 20 percent Grande Champagne Cognac, using only Ugni Blanc grapes, ...
Featured Cognac Articles
The 50 Best Spirits of 2023:
Read on for VinePair's authoritative list of the best 50 spirits of 2023! These are 50 of the best spirits you can buy. See them all now!
Boutique Cognac Producers Are Betting on Transparency and Innovation to Shake Up the Status Quo:
Though they dominate sales, big houses aren't the only players in Cognac as small producers become increasingly important in U.S. markets.
The Cognac Conundrum: Why the World’s Most Celebrated Brandy Is Ignored in Its Homeland:
Despite Cognac's inherent connection with France and the country's love for other domestic products, the French refrain from drinking Cognac.
Prestige Alcohol Brands Are Difficult to Build — and All Too Easy to Ruin:
Even if brands are smart and lucky enough to reach prestige status, mucking it all up and squandering the hard-won treasure is far too easy.
