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Maxime Trijol Petite Champagne 1993 is a Cognac with an orange, limpid robe. On the nose, a beautiful harmony of floral notes, cooked fruit, Morello cherry and spices mixed with a woodiness and rancio sufficiently melted to contribute to a balanced whole. Roundness and finesse emerge from this beautiful eau-de-vie.
Established in 1859, the Maxime Trijol house is a hallmark of excellence in the Cognac world. Located in the heart of the Grande Champagne region, classified as Premier Cru, this family-run house stands out for its independence and artisanal expertise passed down through generations. With a diverse range of exceptional cognacs, Maxime Trijol is renowned for its dedication to tradition and relentless pursuit of quality.
The history of Maxime Trijol began in 1859, when the Trijol family settled in Grande Champagne, a region renowned for producing the finest cognacs. Initially winemakers, the Trijol family quickly expanded their activities to become distillers, creating an independent house capable of overseeing the entire production process, from vineyard to glass.
The house has remained in the hands of the Trijol family, ensuring the continuity of a unique expertise. Located in Saint-Martial-sur-Né, in the heart of the Grande Champagne terroir, it benefits from chalky soils that are ideal for producing eaux-de-vie with great finesse and exceptional aging potential.
Hennessy Privé origins trace back to 1920, when James Hennessy — a man of influence, power, and refined taste at the heart of French social and political life — commissioned a “very private” Cognac for his circle of distinguished friends. He entrusted Master Blender Alfred Fillioux with the task of crafting a Cognac both structured and elegant, embodying the spirit of the...
The Collection of Vintage Cognacs from Maison Godet is one of the largest in the region, ranging from 1814 to present day. Godet Millesime 1983 Fins Bois is a Cognac from a single year and a single cru to reveal all its characteristics.
A rich VSOP combining Grande and Petite Champagne with an average age of 7 years. This harmonious VSOP offers a well-structured body thanks to the Petite Champagne and an extremely aromatic finish thanks to the Grande Champagne.
Maxime Trijol Grande Champagne 1984 is a Cognac with a golden, orange color. Powerful, with fruity aromas of citrus fruits, plum jam and apricot underpinned by discreet oak and a delicate rancio. An eau-de-vie all in balance and harmony.
Over the past decade, Hennessy has collaborated with many artists to reinvent its iconic Hennessy Very Special bottle. This year, designer Stéphane Ashpool imagined this limited edition in iridescent colors. Ashpool wanted to reflect the unique blend of Hennessy cognac in its colorful artistic universe. This bottle, exclusively available in France, is entirely covered with...
Frapin Millésime 1990 was distilled on lees and then aged for 30 years in sealed casks in the cellars of Domaine Frapin to guarantee the authenticity of the vintage. This long aging brings great aromatic complexity and an elegance specific to Frapin Cognacs.
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...
Maxime Trijol Petite Champagne 1973 is a Cognac from a single harvest on the Petite Champagne terroir.