Maxime Trijol Petite Champagne 1973 is a Cognac from a single harvest on the Petite Champagne terroir.

Louis XIII, is since 1874, a tribute to the blend of the oldest and most refined eaux-de-vie of Maison Rémy Martin. All come from the Premier Cru of the Cognac region: Grande Champagne and are slowly aged in large grain oak barrels, mainly from the forests of Limousin. Each sip is a real journey through time.

Hardy XO Rare is a blend of eaux-de-vie and is deliciously aged, giving a spirit of a beautiful amber color. The Canapés Palate is a continuous evolution of inspiring flavors. This Cognac smoothes irresistible aromas and a deliciously long finish.

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.

This cognac comes from an auction carried out in January 2019 for the benefit of Médecins du Monde and Action contre la Faim. These cognacs had been donated to these two associations by André Bertandeau, winemaker in Salignac-Sur-Charente, who died in December 2016.

A Cognac made with very old eaux-de-vie from the smallest vintage in the Cognac region: the Borderies. A limited edition from Maxime Trijol.

Distilled in the 1970s by Pierre, this cognac represents “rancio” at its peak. Nose where plum and apricot, candied, brioche and cigar box mingle. Ample and shimmering on the palate, very smooth aromatic complexity. A voluptuous experience full of sensuality. Exceptionally long finish.

A.E. Dor Extra is Cognac Grande Champagne which has aged for several decades in small oak barrels. It has reached maturity in our humid cellars to give length in the mouth and exceptional persistence.

From a little-known but historically significant cru, Mauxion Lot 89 Bois Ordinaires is a rare and distinctive cognac, drawn from a single cask distilled in 1989. This lot showcases the aromatic potential of the Bois Ordinaires, a terroir often overlooked, here elevated by the expertise of Maison Mauxion.

On the nose, it reveals beautiful...

Created by Pierre Frapin 100 years ago, Fontpinot cognac unfailingly delights demanding epicureans. To celebrate the centenary, Maison Frapin is releasing a limited-edition anniversary packaging. Inspired by the original, the label brings up to date the symbols of ownership and the colors popular at the time of the Roaring Twenties. The bottle is presented in a raw wood box...