Kelt Petra Tour du Monde is an exceptional Cognac that embodies the adventurous spirit of Maison Kelt. Aged in French oak casks, it undergoes the renowned “Tour du Monde” sea voyage, where changing climates and pressures enhance maturation and elevate its aromas. This Cognac reveals outstanding aromatic richness: dried fruits, vanilla, gentle spices, and elegant oak notes....

Hennessy Ellipse is a limited edition of 1,000 numbered decanters, featuring seven vintage eaux-de-vie distilled by Hennessy's last seven master blenders. The seven vintages are: 1830, 1848, 1875, 1932, 1947, 1972 and 1995. This edition was bottled in the mid-2000s.

The Collection of Vintage Cognacs from Maison Godet is one of the largest in the region, ranging from 1814 to present day. Godet Millesime 1985 Grande Champagne is a Cognac from a single year and a single cru to reveal all its characteristics.

Incisive and charming Cognac – Mass of camomile infusion with notes of orange tree flowers. Muscat grape and sandalwood tree. Delicate and soft texture. Colour: amber woody.

A single cask from vintage 2002 Grande Champagne has been selected to produce this unique batch. Double maturated in french oak and Tokay old cask, sweet wine from Hungary considered by Louis XIV as « the King of Wines ».

Softness and delicacy, a palette of deep flavors ranging from rich notes of hazelnut to acacia...

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

Hennessy Paradis is made from very old Eaux-de-vie reflecting the personality of a great Cognac: suppleness, complexity and roundness. This exceptional blend was created by Maurice Fillioux in 1979. Showcased in a luxurious bottle and box, its coppery gold color palette bears witness to the many years of aging in oak barrels.

Prunier 60 Years Old is a 100% Petite Champagne from the mid-50’s and showing all the signs of ideal ageing conditions in a cool, damp cellar. Down to 45.4% entirely naturally.

A.E. Dor Vieille Reserve N ° 8 comes from the House's old Cognacs Grande Champagne stocks. Despite its high alcohol content, 47%, it does not provide any aggressiveness to the palate thanks to a very long aging in humid cellars causing slow evaporation. Remarkable finesse!