A very complex Cognac. Very amber color. Nose of old Madeira and old Porto with prune finish. Round and smooth mouth with a rancio with notes of cinnamon and leather. Superlative finale.

Limited edition of 1000 engraved and numbered bottles, Tesseron Experience 01 is a blend of the rarest Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie from the private collection of the Tesseron family. Aging in oak barrels for more than three generations. The sumptuous carafe is made of chiseled glass and presented in a custom-made raw oak box.

Aged in Limousin oak barrels for around fifteen years, the XO Hardy eaux-de-vie express all the finesse and elegance of their native terroirs, Grande and Petite Champagne.

Iconic cognac throughout the world, Hennessy XO was created in 1870 by Maurice Hennessy and Emile Fillioux. Driven by their taste for old eaux-de-vie, they create this rich and complex blend and baptize it Extra Old, one of the first of this name, which is now known worldwide.

Hennessy Classique Cognac is a refined and exclusive blend, specially created to appeal to the most demanding cognac lovers on the Japanese market. Launched in 2000, this exceptional blend immediately aroused public enthusiasm thanks to its incomparable quality and unique character. Unfortunately, this limited edition was withdrawn from the market after only two years,...

Just two cognacs here. Both from the Grande Champagne, the base is a 1928 with the addition of a little 1920 to further enhance the aromatic range.

2002 marked a turning point in European history as the single currency was adopted and as the British Monarchy lost the Queen Mother (Elizabeth). In Cognac, Bache Gabrielsen Cellar Master selected two lots of the 2002 vintage from two distinct areas of Grande Champagne, which expressed great complementarity when blended together.

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.

1988 happened to be a leap year starting on a Friday. The month of August that year had been extremely painful for the cognac vineyards, as well as for modern art enthusiasts and car addicts. Because both Jean-Michel Basquiat and Enzo Ferrari died that month and because it only rained 7.8mm in the Cognac region. Tough but promising conditions for a vintage quality, as the...