For the past three centuries cognac has been almost universally recognised as the finest of all the spirits that are distilled from grapes. It has many incomparable qualities: fruitiness, subtlety of bouquet, intensity, warmth and, above all, the complexity of the many thousands of styles and flavours from a (predominantly) single grape variety. Read More »
A special gift pack of A E Dor Cognac. This sets comes presented in a wonderful wooden presentation box. This pack includes 20cl versions of the VS, VSOP, Napoleon and the XO.
A special edition ceramic decanter from Camus, produced in celebration of the 1984 Olympic games in Los Angeles (although as they don't mention the word 'Olympic' on the decanter it could be an unofficial tie-in).
From a single estate in the Fins Bois region owned by the prestigious Bisquit cognac house, Chateau de Ligneres is blended from the finest old reserve eaux-de-vie and makes an exceptional digestif for the discerning connoisseur.
A 100% Grande Champagne cognac, with the oldest components of the blend were distilled in around 1917 and the youngest in the 60s. Hors d'Age is a big and rich cognac which handles its age well.
An old bottle of Marett's VVSOP cognac - 'Very Very Special Old Pale'. The extra 'Very' is not only for show, as this is a cut above the regular VSOPs of the 1950s.
A long aged cognac from Domaine de Chez Maillard bottled by Leyrat. Old and blended from some of the finest Fins Bois cognacs held in the Leyrat paradis.
This 21yo Courvoisier was launched in summer 2011 as part of the innovative Connoisseur Collection of age statement cognacs designed to pull in new customers to the category. The eaux-de-vie for this assemblage is entirely from the Grande Champagne region of Cognac. IWSC 2012 - Gold Medal - Cognac
An old blend of spirit from Hardy, bringing together 40 different Grande Champagne cognacs aged for at least 50 years before bottling. Noces d'Or means, appropriately, Golden Wedding, 50 years of marriage.
A light, fresh Grande Champagne Cognac from Grosperrin. This Cognac was acquired by the company in 2004 when a newly widowed Parisian lady found that she had become the owner of a number of casks of brandy and decided to sell them on.
An old bottle of Hennessy VSOP cognac produced from grapes from both the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions of Cognac. This appears to have been bottled sometime in the 1980s.