Prestige Cognacs

A bottling of 1928 vintage cognac from the Croizet, still known as producer of fine cognac. We think this was bottled in the 1950s.

A 1960s bottling of Croizet's Bonaparte Fine Champagne cognac, distilled back in 1928.

An old but still intact bottle of 1893 vintage cognac under the label of Alfred Morton. Please note that the fill level of the bottle is quite low.

A special edition from Rémy Martin, with a baccarat crystal decanter similar in shape to the famed Louis XIII style and named for their distinctive logo - Le Centaure.

A rare cognac, limited to the contents of a few large glass demijohns discovered by A E Dor in a small cellar of a property in Grande Champagnes. Number 10 was matured in casks until it reached 41.5% abv and was then transferred into the demijohns, where it has sat since 1965. A very limited release.

An impressive and very limited release by A E Dor as part of their numbered Vieilles Reserves range. Number 9 was matured for half a century in oak casks until it hit the minimum legal strength of 40%. At that point, in 1964, it was transferred into large glass demijohns where it has sat, not ageing any further, until bottled. A rather special Cognac.

A magnum of impressively blingy Paradis Cognac from Hennessy. The impressively chunky packaging is matched by the rich and complex cognac - an excellent digestif. MAXIMUM ONE PER CUSTOMER

Number 11 is one of the pinnacles of A E Dor's Vieilles Reserve range. It was blended by the late Odile Rivière, the former blending manager, from only Grande Champagne cognac aged for a minumum of 70 years, with some eau-de-vie being even older. A non-fussy but very high quality Cognac.

A special limited edition from Rémy Martin celebrating the 250th anniversary of the company's founding in 1724. A blend of old and rare cognacs said to range between 80 and 100 years old.

A beautiful Baccarat crystal decanter sealed in 24-carat gold and filled with Martell eaux-de-vie aged an average of sixty years - this is becoming increasingly valuable to collectors as the supply dwindles.

A wonderful old 1950s bottle of 1906 vintage cognac from legendary producer Croizet.

An impressive 1920 vintage cognac from Hine, made using only eaux-de-vie produced from Grande Champagne grapes.

An impressive 2011 release from Hennessy, the Paradis Imperial is a blend of rare 19th and 20th century cognacs inspired by the cognac that the company created in 1818 for Tsar Alexander I as a present from his mother. It's packaged in an elegant crystal decanter designed by Stephanie Balini and features an 18-carat gold plated label.

A rare bottle of 1878 vintage cognac produced by Pinet Castillon, a house that seems to have faded away in more recent years.

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 super-luxury Courvoisier, L'Essence is blended from over 100 ancient eaux-de-vies from Grande Champagne and Borderies and is presented in a Baccarat teardrop decanter suspended in a frame complete with a finely crafted crystal stopper, inspired by the signet rings given by Napoleon Bonaparte to commanders in his army in recognition of noble acts.

An old bottling of Rémy's jewel in the crown, the peerless Louis XIII. We reckon this is from the 1980s.