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.

A. de Fussigny XO is the House's most delicate and fruity expression. It is a blend of eaux-de-vie aged 10 to 25 years from Grande and Petite Champagne, highlighting the complexity that an XO can achieve.

Delamain Pleiade Plénitude Vintage 1988 originates from a magnificent parcel in the hilltop hamlet of Bouteville, whose historic fortress has guarded the region for a millennia and now keeps watch over some of its very finest Grande Champagne vines. This 32 Year Old Cognac is a sublime expression of this heart of the heart terroir.

Limited edition of Hennessy VS in collaboration with the NBA

Hennessy XO Exclusive Collection N°6, designed by Arik Levy, released in 2013.

Rare Cognac bearing the Grande Fine Champagne appellation. It is made exclusively from “Grande Fine Champagne”, the premier cru of Cognac. This very rare Cognac has aged exclusively in new barrels for around 30 years.

Exceptional Cognac bearing the Fine Champagne appellation. It is made exclusively from “Grande Fine Champagne”, the premier cru of Cognac. Noble cognac with a golden yellow robe. On the nose, delicate aromas of oak and vanilla, then violet and rose. In the mouth a lot of structure and good persistence.

This very old Cognac comes from a joint ownership which was established upon the death of the winemaker several years ago. His widow and children manage the inheritance with prudence and patience, in memory of this man. One of the grandchildren took over the property, which has since become a large Borderies Cognac property. The grandfather's stock is, however, managed...

Marancheville 10 years old is a cognac with good maturity, all finesse. The blend is made from eaux-de-vie from great champagne that have aged for at least 10 years in oak barrels.

Round and persistent, this cognac which bears the name of the portion that evaporates each year from the barrels. It manages to marry woody and first notes of "rancio" typical of old Cognacs from Grande Champagne.