Brandy

One of three Camus Cognacs developed using grapes grown on the Île de Ré, an island off of the west coast of France that lies in the Bois à Terroirs/Bois Ordinaires cru. The Cliffside Cellar release spends a second maturation in the Fort de La Prée, a historic building situated just metres from the ocean.

This rare eau-de-vie is composed entirely from Folle Blanche grapes.

This Cognac Vieux, a recent cellar found, is estimated to have been bottled in the first part of the 19th century. For now it’s a mystery who produced this Cognac, from which region this generates and how long it aged before it was bottled. What we do know it’s old….

Courvoisier Natur is a VSOP quality Cognac from the house who once proudly supplied Napoleon III but moved rapidly to brother Napoleon Bonaparte 1er, emperor of France, after he became the new number 1. Released around the turn of the century.

Davidoff VSOP is a blend of Petite Champagne and Grande Champagne, produced by Hine. This is the old presentation of ‘Classic’ which was bottled with Cognac produced by Hennessy.

Davidoff Extra is a discontinued 50-year old Cognac of unprecedented quality. This bottle will be delivered in a giftbox with 4 matching glasses.

Aged for 50-55 years this is arguably one of the best Delamain’s on the market.

Pineau des Charentes is a fortified wine which was discovered by accident. Several hundred years ago a wineproducer accidently stored wine in a barrel which still contained some Cognac. When tasted afterwards it had developed itself to a very enjoyable liquor. Denis-Mounié produced Pineau for a very short while of which only a few bottles hav...

Denis-Mounié VSOP, bottled for HK duty free in the 1960’s. Note: this is a 35cl bottle.

This Armagnac, Vintage 1997, produced by Domaine le Basque, has been distilled entirely from Folle Blanche grapes. Note: the bottle shown is from 1998 but the bottle for sale is 1997.

Gautier Madame France is more then 40% Folle Blanche, a ancient grape which was common until 1878 but a rarity in the years thereafter. The Folle Blanche is bringing a very feminine floral note and gives lightness, elegance and finesse.

This is a historical Hennessy, distilled in 1887 from what might very well have been the last grapes surviving the devastating phylloxera which destroyed almost all of the ancient grape plants in the second part of the 19th century. This Cognac was bottled in 1922 after a 35-year long period of maturation. Both cork and capsule are 100% origi...

This is a extremely rare Hennessy Grande Champagne 1962, early landed in 1964 and bottled for Jas Hennessy & Co in 1992.

Back in 2008 French travel retailer Aelia launched a new ultra-premium cognac: Hennessy Diptyque, a combination of two expressions of the brand. The product, featuring two 50cl bottles of contrasting flavours, available only for the international duty-free market.

Hennessy released ‘The Rare Experience’ in 2005 together with ‘The X.O Experience’. This set contains a 20cl Hennessy Paradis Extra and a 20cl Hennessy The Original XO.

The much anticipated Hennessy Master Blender’s Selection No. 2 cognac is the second in a new craft series showcasing the best of the world’s largest cognac reserve. This Cognac is composed of eaux-de-vie that are a minimum of ten years old—each one spending time (at least 18 months) in young coarse-grained French oak barrels before being aged...