Le Portier Shay

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Explore the Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac Collection | A Tribute to Legacy and Craftsmanship

Discover the Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac Collection, a luxurious spirit crafted in collaboration with NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe. Inspired by his grandmother, Mary Porter, this cognac embodies tradition, excellence, and personal legacy. Produced in France using traditional methods, Shay blends Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, and Fins Bois grapes, aged in French oak barrels for over four years. The result is a rich, complex profile with notes of caramelized spiced apple, chocolate, and butterscotch.

Featured Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac Products

Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac 750ml – The inaugural release, featuring a sleek bottle topped with a semi-precious black obsidian closure, presented in a luxurious black wooden box.
Le Portier Shay Collector's Edition VSOP Cognac – A limited edition release with unique monogrammed closures, each representing a letter to eventually spell "LE PORTIER" across nine releases.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac

Who created Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac?

Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac was created by NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe in honor of his grandmother, Mary Porter.

What is unique about the Le Portier Shay Collector's Edition?

Each Collector's Edition bottle features a black obsidian closure monogrammed with a letter. Collecting all nine releases will spell "LE PORTIER," offering a unique collectible experience.

What are the tasting notes of Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac?

Expect rich aromas of caramelized spiced apple, hints of chocolate, lingering butterscotch, and a silky mouthfeel with notes of dried fruits and sweet smokiness.

Is personalization available for Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac?

Yes, Wooden Cork offers engraving services and gift wrapping options, allowing you to personalize your bottle for special occasions.

How is Le Portier Shay VSOP Cognac produced?

It's crafted using traditional methods in a Charentais copper pot still and aged in French oak barrels, blending Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, and Fins Bois grapes.