Special Cuvée Cognac

An old and rare bottle of De Laroche's cognac, aged for over 100 years before bottling.

A smart Daum Crystal decanter containing the wonderful Delamain Tres Venerable, made up with very old cognacs aged over 45 years.

A beautifully-presented bottle of the extraordinary 1922 vintage cognac from Georges Roullet, bottled at its natural strength of 44%.

A very very rare bottle of Prunier cognac produced during the Great War and bottled in the 1960s.

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 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 well preserved 1908 vintage Grande Fine Champagne Cognac produced by L. Ducasse & Co.

An old 1904 Grande Champagne des Heritiers cognac bottled in 1967 by veteran independent spirits merchange Berry Brothers and Rudd.

A Premier Cru cognac from the house of Raymond Ragnaud, made using only Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie and bottled at the Chateau in Ambleville, in the west of the Cognac region.

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

A rather special edition of Croizet's Bonaparte Cognac. It's from the 1906 vintage and also comes with a pair of snifter glasses. An incredible collector's item.

An extraordinary vintage cognac from the Petite Champagne region, Last Drop was distilled in an old-fashioned alembic in 1950 and only bottled in 2010 after an astounding six decades in cask. Just 478 bottles of this rare treasure were released.

A bottle of very old pre-phylloxera cognac, distilled in 1875 and bottled by Louis Valérie & co as 'Choice Old Liqueur Brandy'.