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Ferdinand De Roffignac CognacChateau Chesnel

70cl / 40%

Remy Martin VSOP CognacBot.1980s Litre

100cl / 40%

A litre bottle of Rémys VSOP cognac from the 1980s, still popular to this day.

Remy Martin VSOP CognacBot.1980s

94.6cl / 40%

A 1980s US Quart bottling of Rémy Martin's ever popular VSOP.

Remy Martin Napoleon CognacBot.1980s

70cl / 40%

An old bottle of Rémy Martin Napoleon Cognac. We estimate that this was produced sometime in the 1980s.

Remy Martin XO4 Glass Pack Bot.1980s

70cl / 40%

An elegant decanter of Rémy Martin XO bottled in the 1980s, complete with a pack of four glasses. This will make a stylish addition to any drinks cabinet. Rémy Martin is highly regarded for the quality of its Cognacs, made with grapes from the two finest regions, Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne.

Remy Martin VSOPBot.1970s

70cl / 40%

A frosted 1970s’ bottling of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac, made with grapes from the two finest parts of the region, Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne.

Remy Martin VSOP CognacBot.1980s

70cl / 40%

An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac, produced from grapes from both the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions of Cognac. This appears to have been bottled in the 1980s.

Remy Martin VSOP CognacBot.1990s Litre

100cl / 40%

An old litre bottling of Rémy Martin VSOP, with the classic black and gold label that was used in the 1990s. Please note this bottle has torn label, as shown in the photograph.

Remy Martin VSOPBot.1970s

70cl / 40%

An old release of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac, which we estimate was produced in the 1970s.

Remy Martin Centaure Limoges Cognac

70cl / 40%

A white ceramic decanter in the shape of Rémy Martin's famous Centaure logo. These were produced in the 1980s and are now rather difficult to come by. Please note there is some damage to the cork.

Remy Martin VSOP CognacBot.1980s

68.2cl / 40%

An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac. ‘Fine Champagne’ shows that the grapes from which this fruity Cognac was made were sourced solely from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, the two most highly rated Cognac regions. This VSOP was bottled in the 1980s.

Remy Martin VSOP CognacBot.1990s

70cl / 40%

An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP cognac, produced from grapes from both the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions of Cognac. This appears to have been bottled in the 1990s.

Remy Martin VSOPBot.1970s

75cl / 40%

An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac with the lesser-seen white label, which we estimate was produced in the 1970s.

Normadin Napoleon Cognac 3 StarBot.1960s

73cl / 40%

Martell VSOP MedaillonBot.1980s

100cl / 40%

A litre bottle of Martell's VSOP Medaillon cognac. We think this was bottled in the 1980s.

Martell 3 Star CognacBot.1970s

68cl / 40%

A dumpy bottle of 1970s Martell 3-Star.

Martell VOP 3 Star CognacBot.1960s Spring Cap

70cl / 40%

An old 1940s bottle of Martell Very Old Pale.

Martell VOP 3 Star CognacBot.1920s

75cl / 47%

A historic bottling of Martell's VOP (Very Old Pale) Cognac. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1920s, and comes with a cork closure.

Martell Cordon Argent Extra CognacBot.1980s

70cl / 44%

Martell VSOP Medaillon CognacBot 1970s

70cl / 40%

This VSOP Cognac from Martell was bottled in the 1970s. Martell, which was founded in 1715, is one of the ‘big four’ houses along with Rémy Martin, Hennessy and Courvoisier, and is known for using a good proportion of Borderies eau-de-vie in its Cognacs, adding a toasty nuttiness.

Martell VSOPBot.1970s

68cl / 40%

An old bottling of Martell's best selling VSOP Medaillon Cognac. Martell is known for using a high proportion of eau-de-vie from the Borderies region, which gives its Cognac an aromatic, nutty taste. This particular version was bottled in the 1970s.

Martell Cordon ArgentBaccarat Crystal

70cl / 40%

A beautiful Baccarat crystal decanter houses this rich, spicy Cognac from Martell. Cordon Argent (‘Silver Ribbon’) is the lesser-known variant of the more common Cordon Bleu.

Martell Cognac 3 StarBot.1970s

75cl / 40%

A 1970s’ bottling of Martell 3 Star Cognac. Martell is one of the biggest names in the world of Cognac, and was established more than 300 years ago.

Martell VS Cognac2 Pints Bot.1980s

113cl / 40%

A two-pint (1.13 litres) bottle of Martell Cognac that dates from the 1980s. This particular version also features a bar-bottle label.

Martell Extra CognacBot.1970s

70cl / 43%

A 1970s’ bottling of Martell’s now-defunct Extra Cognac. The packaging is in very good condition and is also boxed.

Martell 3 StarBot.1970s

94.6cl / 40%

Dumpy bottle of Martell’s popular 3 Star Cognac. This particular example was bottled in the 1970s, and features a good proportion of Borderies eaux-de-vie.

Martell 3 Star CognacBot.1970s

70cl / 40%

An elegant bottle of 1970s Martell Cognac 3 Star.

Martell Cordon Bleu CognacBot.1970s

70cl / 40%

A 1970s bottling of Martell's Cordon Bleu cognac, quite different looking from today's edition but filled with excellent spirit.

Martell VSGrande Fine Cognac Bot.1970s

70cl / 40%

An old bottling of top selling Cognac brand Martell's VS. Founded in 1715, Martell are one of the oldest producers in the region. They use a high proportion of stock from the Borderies region, which gives nuttier notes than those from the Champagne regions. We estimate this was bottled in the 1970s.

Martell XO Supreme Cognac

100cl / 40%

An old litre bottle of Martell's XO supreme cognac. A blend of eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies and Fins Bois to produce a rich and complex cognac that was aged in the House's top cellars - Paradis and Purgatoire.

John Mark 1893Bot.1900s

70cl / 40%

Hine 1988Landed 1990 Bot.2004

70cl / 40%

A deliciously complex Cognac from Hine that deftly melds soft fruit and savoury mushroom notes. Refined oak is ever-present in the background, and the finish is pleasingly long.

Hine 1961Landed 1962 Bot.1986 IEC Wine Society

70cl / 44%

Hine 1952 CognacLanded 1953 Bot.1973

68.1cl / 40%

An old and rare bottle of Hine Cognac that was made in 1952 and landed in the UK a year later to mature in English cellars (at a slower rate than its French equivalent). It was bottled in 1973 by wine and spirits merchant Justerini & Brooks.

Hine 1922Smith & Hoey

75cl / 37%

Hennessy Bras ArmeBot.1970s

75cl / 40%

A 1970s bottling of Hennessy's Bras Armé cognac - named for their company crest, the 'armed arm'.

Hedges & Butler 1865 Cognac

70cl / 40%

Harvey's 1940Bot.1964

70cl / 40%

Grande Fine Champagne Cognac 1865G.T.Jones

75cl / 40%

An ancient bottle and one possible answer to the question, ‘How old and rare can Cognac become?’ For a relic of this magnitude we can expect a myriad of aromas and flavours, notably: dark, fruity Christmas cake, lingering cigar smoke and warming spice; deep woody roots reaching down through rich, fertile soil and all run through with fresh oak, hints of vanilla, citrus and stewed orchard fruit. A journey through complex flavours and time itself.

Frapin Rabelais Age InconnuBaccarat Crystal Decanter

70cl / 40%

A beautiful, and gracefully understated, Baccarat decanter of Frapin 'Age Inconnu' (unknown age) Grande Champagne Cognac. It was released in celebration of the 500th anniversary of the birth of French Renaissance writer Francois Rabelais, whose mother was a Frapin.

Dupuy NapoleonBot.1970s

75cl / 40%

Delamain 1969 CognacLanded 1972 Bot.1989

70cl / 40%

Croizet 1970 Vintage Cognac

70cl / 40%

A limited bottling of 1970 vintage Cognac from respected and long established producer Croizet.

Courvoisier Napoleon Cognac

70cl / 40%

A Courvoisier named to celebrate Napoleon's great love for Courvoisier. This is slightly problematic, given that Napoleon I died fourteen years before Courvoisier was founded, but he did apparently tour wine & spirit merchant Emmanuel Courvoisier's cellars once, and Napoleon III did make Courvoisier an official supplier to the Imperial Court in 1869. That's good enough for the marketing department.

Cockburn Old PaleBot.1950s

70cl / 40%

Camus Celebration CognacBot.1960s

75cl / 40%

An old bottling of Camus' now-defunct Celebration Cognac. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1960s.