Courvoisier Extravagance is a Cognac that draws inspiration from the "Paris Golden Age" of the late 1800s. It pays tribute to the time when Courvoisier gained recognition, particularly when Napoleon III celebrated the opening of the Eiffel Tower. This blend is a homage to Courvoisier's first Fine Champagne Cognac produced during the Extravagant Period in the early 1900s. It is made exclusively from grapes harvested in the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions. The resulting combination offers a subtle aroma and a smooth taste. Only the finest Ugni Blanc grapes from the Cognac region are used, and they undergo a meticulous double-distillation process. The Cognac is presented in an elegant bottle with sophisticated labeling and a silver and purple presentation tube, which takes inspiration from the architecture of the Grand Palais. Its color is reddish orange amber, and it offers fragrances of fruity oranges and lemons. On the palate, it reveals notes of orange blossom, rose petals, brioche, and toasted almonds, delivering a delicate and fruity flavor.