Brandy

A. Hardy Noces d’Or is a 50-year old Grande Champagne Cognac. This is the old presentation, bottled in the 1980’s with Cognac distilled in the 1930’s.

Marcel Ragnaud Grande Champagne Réserve Spéciale is a blend of 16-20 year old Cognacs, (still) distilled by Marcel Ragnaud himself, mis en bouteille au Domaine and distributed by SA Ragnaud Saubourin which is a company set up by Annie Ragnaud, daughter of Marcel, and her husband Paul Sabourin.

Marcel Ragnaud Grande Réserve Fontvieille is a 35 year old Grande Fine Champagne. This is the old presentation.

A. Ragnaud VSOP Sélection du Domaine is a 10 year old Grande Champagne 1er Cru de Cognac, distilled entirly from grapes harvested in the best part of Grande Champagne, arguably the best terroir in the Cognac region. This is the old presentation from the 1970’s.

This exceptional Cognac is a blend of eau-de-vie which are exclusively from Grande Champagne, the best growing area of the Cognac region. Slowly aged in Limousin oak casks this is a blend with the oldest components from 1917 and the youngest from the 1960’s.

After this ancient brand came under ownership of Bacardi the name and range where modified. The name ‘Otard’ changed to ‘Baron Otard’ and their VSOP, traditionally a Fine Champagne Cognac, became a blend of 4 regions: Fins Bois, Bons Bois, Borderies and Petite Champagne.

The oldest known vintage bottled by Bisquit & Debouché. There have been several releases of the 1811, this however is one of the earlier ones.

Throughout the history of wine, winemakers have attributed successful vintages and ideal weather conditions to the unexplained effects caused by the comets. The 1811 comet vintage has had th...

Bisquit Extra Cohiba was created by the Cognac House of Bisquit on the initiative of the Cuban cigar company Habanos S.A. Blind tastings took place with the aid of specialists, directors of the prestige cigar clubs of France and other influential cigar smokers. The Bisquit Cohiba Cognac Extra made its entry in February 1999 during the Interna...

Camus Celebration was introduced in 1963 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Camus.

This hand cut crystal and silver plated decanter is an reproduction of a model created for the President of the French Republic in 1883 by the prestigious Baccarat crystal Company. Camus selected Cognac Hors d’Age to fill this enchanting decanter. It was decanted in 1980 in limited numbers.

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.

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. This is the old presentation of XO, oldest expression in this range.

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

This is a rare Château Montifaud Napoleon Fine Petite Champagne, distilled in 1979 and bottled in 1997.

This is a rare Château Montifaud Napoleon Fine Petite Champagne, distilled in 1987 and bottled in 2005.