Miscellaneous

This Ragnaud Saubourin Grande Fine Champagne has been bottled sometime during the 1970’s. This is a 1er Cru de Cognac, made entirely from grapes harvested in the very best part of the terroirs around the City of Cognac.

Château de Montifaud 1992 Vintage is a Petite Fine Champagne, matured in cask #022.

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….

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.

This is the old presentation of Davidoff Extra, a discontinued 50-year old Cognac of unprecedented quality.

This is the final presentation of Davidoff Extra, a discontinued 50-year old Cognac of unprecedented quality.

This is the old presentation of Davidoff Selection a discontinued 50-year old Cognac of unprecedented quality.

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

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

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.

Jean Fillioux Cask N°72 is a 1er Cru de Cognac Grande Champagne, a selected single cask from 1972 which was allowed to mature almost 40 years before being bottled in June 2012. This limited edition of 504 bottles was selected by Han van Wees.

Louis Bouron Tres Vieille Reserve is a blended Cognac, composed from eau de vie from Petite Champagne, Borders and Fins Bois, aged 35-40 years on average.

This is the oldest Ménard currently available: Ancestrale Réserve de la Famille Grande Fine Champagne.

This Delamain 1895 was distilled at the end of the 19th century, during a period when Roullet was still participating (this ended in 1924). We estimate this was bottled in 1940 when France was invaded by Hitler Germany. From research we learned that many barrels where hasty bottled, enabling the owners to hide their stocks more easily for the...

Rouyer Guillet was founded in 1701 when the French king Louis XIV authorised Phillippe Guillet, mayor of Cognac, to become supplier of the Royal Court. Due to mariage the name Rouyer was added in 1801 and the company kept the double name even after the last Rouyer died. Brevet Royale is the youngest quality which was produced by Rouyer Guille...