- 70cL
The first cuvée in a collection paying tribute to the expertise of the Maîtres de Chai, Édition Royale N°1 celebrates the transmission of excellence at the heart of the Château de Cognac. Aged for at least 6 years in French oak barrels, this selection reveals a golden yellow color with coppery highlights. The nose reveals gourmet aromas of pear, vanilla and hazelnut, enhanced by woody notes of cedar and sandalwood. On the palate, the texture is unctuous, carried by accents of sweet spices and hot chocolate. Enjoy neat, on the rocks or in cocktails, for a refined sensory experience. Bottled exclusively at Château de Cognac.
Baron Otard is a legendary Cognac house founded in 1795 by Jean‑Baptiste Antoine Otard, who purchased the Château de Cognac—birthplace of King Francois Ier—to house his cellars. Descendant of an aristocratic lineage connected to a Viking named Ottar, the brand matures its eaux‑de‑vie in the medieval castle’s cellars, benefiting from consistent humidity and temperature. Now owned by Bacardi Group, it balances innovation with centuries-old traditions. Its range, from VS to XO Gold, showcases masterful blends, refined aromas (floral, dried fruits, vanilla, licorice), and French oak aging.
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...
2011 turned out to be the hottest year in France since weather records began a century ago. One of the main features of 2011 was an exceptionally warm and dry spring and fall. April and October were the hottest months on record, with April exceeding the average by more than 4.2°C. The hot, dry weather resulted in the exceptional 2011 vintage of Petite Champagne.
Braastad Extra is an ultra-confidential Cognac produced by the Cellar Master Richard Braastad. This unique blend took 10 years to emerge in order to find the perfect complementarity of the House's oldest eaux-de-vie. The average age of this nectar is 60 years.
Vallein-Tercinier Lot 72 Petite Champagne is a very old Cognac distilled in 1972 from vines located on the Cru Petite Champagne. The eau-de-vie spent 50 years in oak barrels before being bottled in 2022 with its natural alcohol degree of 51,3%.