Miscellaneous

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.

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.

This is a rare Château Montifaud XO, distilled in 1978, bottled in 2008.

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.

Davidoff Extra is a 50-year old Cognac of unprecedented quality, sadly no longer in production.

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...

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 Hine Extra is presented in a beautiful Limoges decanter, created by Artoria. Note: this is a 10cl miniature.

Jean Fillioux Cask N°69 is a 1er Cru de Cognac Grande Champagne, a selected single cask from 1969, aged for 36 years, which yielded 540 bottles. This was bottled in 1995.

Jean Fillioux Cask N°70 is a 1er Cru de Cognac Grande Champagne, a selected single cask from 1970 which was allowed to mature for 38 years before being bottled in September 2008. 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 Cognac is produced entirely from grapes harvested in the Borderies region of Cognac. Maison Charbonneau was a small négociant  from Cherac which started in 1988 and remained in the business until 2012.

This VSOP Fine Champagne does come from the same house responsible for what has become the most famous triple-sec in the world: Grand Marnier.

Meukow XO Platine is a special release for the 2005 Vinexpo in Bordeaux.