Miscellaneous

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.

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.

Château de Beaulon Très Vieille Réserve du Château 1983 Vintage; another excellent Millésime from Beaulon, allowed to mature nearly 25 years before bottling.

This is the discontinued version of Beaulon’s fabulous 20-year old Napoleon cognac. Including the original box this makes a very sought-after collectors item.

This is a discontinued version of Château de Beaulon VSOP, a 12-year old Single Estate Cognac.

Cognac Davidoff is currently produced by Hine. This discontinued ‘Classic’ however was still bottled with Cognac Hennessy. Classic was replaced by a VSOP quality which however has also been phased out.

Davidoff Extra was the highest quality Cognac available under the brandname Davidoff. This is a composition of over 40 different eau-de-vie’s, produced by Thomas Hine. No longer in production.

Delamain Napoléon Aigle Imperial is a 1970’s release which was listed and distributed as a separate brand name, Aigle Imperiale, instead of using the name Delamain & Co.

Delamain Selection is a 50-year old Grande Champagne Cognac of which production was discontinued many years ago.

Delamain Réserve de la Famille was until 1984 stricktly reserved for the Delamain family and her guests. Its defining feature is that it is not a blend but a single-estate bottling from a single barrel aged for 60 years. This cognac is graceful, yet full bodied and flavorful with a saturation on the palate that reveals the maturity of lush fr...

Delamain Vesper Grande Champagne Cognac is a blend made from different old eaux-de-vie, aged at least 35 years. The 100% Grande Champagne cognac is brought to consumption strength by the gradual addition of “vieilles faibles,” very old, weak Grande Champagne Cognacs of 15 percent alcohol content. The eaux-de-vie used in this blend...