Brandy

A.E. Dor 1975, released in 2008 during which the Fins Bois matured for more then 33 years.

Old edition of A.E. Dor’s 15-year old Cognac Napoleon; a composition of eau-de-vie from Grande Champagne, Fins Bois and Borderies.

A.E. Dor Sign of Time is a blended cognac containing vintage 1895 and 1910, bottled at 42,5% in a crystal decanter, all in honour of the 150th anniversairy of Maison A.E. Dor which was celebrated back in 2008.

Aalborg Christmas (Jule) Aquavit is a powerful luxury spirits manufactured according to old recipes as a tribute to the finest aguardientes from the late 1800s. The taste is rich with clear signs of caraway. In addition subtle notes of dill , fennel, cinnamon and orange to complete the Christmas spirit. Alcohol strength lies tradition of 47%,...

Very rare bottle, bottled with Georgian brandy in 19th century Tbilisi, Georgia. On May 1st, 1909, the geographical area for production of Cognac is delimited by the French government. Before then basically everybody could call his brandy Cognac and this is exactly what Societé Argo did. Point however is that most brandies where inferior to C...

This 20cl giftbox contains three versions Baron de Sigognac Bas Armagnac matured 20, 30 and 40 years.

Bisquit ***, released in the 1960’s in a fancy decanter.

Bisquit’s Château Lignères is one of the rare Cognacs entitled to use the ‘Château’ appellation. In general Cognacs are made from spirits comming from different estates but Château Lignères is the only Cognac produced from start to finish in a single location. Aged for 10 years.

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...

Brugerolle VSOP is a 8-year old Cognac, bottled in the 1970’s. Brugerolle uses grapes from their own vineyards in Borderies and Fins Bois which are blended with eau-de-vie from Petite and Grande Champagne.

Calvet is the discontinued brand name under which Cognac was sold by the French winetrader Calvet S.A.  This Calvet 1908 Réserve Spéciale was bottled sometime in the 1940’s which however does not show in the condition of this bottle which is pretty perfect.

Calvet is the discontinued brand name under which Cognac was sold by the French winetrader Calvet S.A.  This rare Calvet XO was bottled in the 1960’s.

The House of Camus was founded in 1863 and currently the 5th largest Cognac producer in the world. This Camus *** was released in the 1950’s.

This 38-year old Camus Cognac was distilled in 1970 and bottled March 2008 under supervision of  a Bailiff. Part of the rarissimes range.

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

Between August 1988 and January 1889 Vincent van Gogh made a total of 5 paintings representing Sunflowers; currently these are amongst the most appreciated works of art from the hand of van Gogh. Camus selected Sunflowers for their Grand Masters Collection, a limited series of Limoges decanters which where introduced in the 1990’s.

La baigneuse endormie is a painting by Auguste Renoir, painted in 1897, representing Gabrielle Renard who nursed the children of the Renoir family. This work of art is part of the Camus Grand Master Collection, a hand-made Limoges Porcelain book decanter, decorated in 22 carat gold and containing a Special Reserve Cognac.

This Camus Grand VSOP dates from the early 1980’s and was positioned between the regular VSOP and Napoleon.

Camus Joséphine was created especially for the female connoisseur.