Prunier 70 Years Old is composed of rare Petite Champagne from the late second World War, this intensely aromatic cognac has reached 44.8% by natural evaporation.

Ample and complex Cognac. Ripe fruits, dried fruits, precious woods. Consensual and expressive. Incredible depth. Colour: amber gold.

Prunier 50 Years old is a pure and beautifully aged Petite Champagne from the mid-60s, typical of the genre.

This Cognac comes from a property in Bonneuil, one of the best terroirs in Grande Champagne. The 3 barrels that Grosperrin bought in 2012 from this family come from the joint ownership of André Noblet, who had made 3 different blends with his own father's eaux-de-vie. This is one of them.

Baron Gaston Legrand 1964 is a Bas-Armagnac with rustic charm, rich aromas and good length in the mouth.

Tiffon Cuvée Centenaire (Century) is a blend of very old Cognacs aged at least 100 years, rigorously chosen by the Cellar Master.

This rare Cognac comes from the commune la Brousse, near Matha, from a small farm. The producer born in 1952 still owns cognacs distilled by his father and grandfather. This Cognac is the result of a blend of two batches, made on the advice of a big Cognac house. The Cognac was bottled in demijohns in 2000.

Marancheville Lot 14-45 is a blend of very old eaux-de-vie from 1914 and 1945 harvests, offering a unique aromatic palette which takes you into an incomparable taste universe. The aromas of precious wood, wax, dried flower petals gently transport us to the last century.