Hardy Cognac

A beuatifully presented blend of 10 Grande Champagne cognacs, selected for a combination of elegance and richness, and aged for at least 30 years in Limousin oak. The decanter's pedestal is frosted to give a pearly look and the glass has been produced by Cristalleries des Vosges.

An old and well made cognac from Hardy, aged for at least 60 years in Limousin oak for a combination of fruit and rich leathery flavours. It is presented in a hand cut Cristalleries des Vosges decanter.

A blend of Grande Champagne cognacs obtained by Armand Hardy shortly after the First World War, this is a delicate, floral and rare cognac presented in a Daum crystal decanter called Rosebud.

A very special release of pre-phylloxera cognac from the 1848 vintage, the year of the February Revolution in France which led to the Second Republic ruled by Napoleon III. Bottled in 2002 from the private collection of the company's former chairman Jacques Hardy.

The fourth and final entry in Hardy's Perfection Essential Elements series, Earth (aka Terre) is a blend of cognacs reaching back to the pre-phylloxera era of the 1870s. This rare and impressive spirit is presented in a DAUM made crystal decanter.

Part of Hardy's Essential Elements Perfection series, Lumière (Light in English) is blended from pre-phylloxera cognac put aside by house founder Antoine Hardy in the 1870s. Distilled from 100% Colombard grapes all from the area now known as Grande Champagne this is an incredible, rare old cognac.

A collaboration between Hardy and Lalique, the Hardy Privelege Caryota is a blend of eaux-de-vie dating back to before 1914, presented with a Lalique crystal carafe.