Brandy

Camus The Destination Collection depicts a number of memorable countries worldwide; this one has been created in honor of the USA, depicting the Lady of Liberty in front of the Stars & Stripes.

This is the old presentation of Camus XO Superior.

This Castillon Napoleon Extra Old dates from the 1970’s. Bottled for the Japanese market this is in fact a X.O quality Cognac, Napoleon was considered a token of quality in those days and, as such, often added to the brand name.

Chateau de Beaulon Grande Fine Extra is a discontinued expression, replaced by Extra Rare some 10 years ago. This was the oldest quality produced under this label, a blend of Cognacs predominantly from 1904, 1907 and 1914.

Courvoisier Cour Imperiale is a 1980’s release for the Asian market, Grande Champagne Cognac in a remarkable golden bottle. As Courvoisier was often enjoyed at the Royal Court in Tuileries this bottle has been named ‘Cour Imperiale’ to commemorate and indicate this was indeed the favorite Cognac of Napoleon III.

Courvoisier Cour Imperiale is a 1980’s release for the Asian market, Grande Champagne Cognac in a remarkable golden bottle. As Courvoisier was often enjoyed at the Royal Court in Tuileries this bottle has been named ‘Cour Imperiale’ to commemorate and indicate this was indeed the favorite Cognac of Napoleon III.

Courvoisier Extra Château Limoges is a 1996 limited edition of which just 6.000 bottles where produced. Extra quality, depicting the Château as it stood at the banks of the Charente around the turn of the 19th century.

Courvoisier Extra Vieille is a 35-year old Cognac, bottled in the 1970’s.

Courvoisier Extra Vieille is a 35-year old Cognac, bottled in the 1970’s.

Courvoisier Fine Champagne, bottled in a limoges decanter for the 100th Anniversary of Meidi-Ya.

Courvoisier Millennium is a 1999 limited release, created in honor of the Millennium.

Courvoisier Succession J.S. is an extremely exclusive cognac. Created to commemorate the bicentenary of Napoleon Bonaparte’s crowning as the Emperor of France in 1804, ‘Le Sacre de Napoleon’, just 2,000 bottles have ever been produced.

Housed in a beautifully handcrafted wooden replica of Napoleon’s War Chest, a prized possession that ...

Croizet Age Inconnu, bottled in the 1970’s, is sort of an enigma: neither content or terroir are stated. The black frontlabel refers to February 10, 1767 on which date Benjamin Croizet’s brand was registered at the Chambre Royale d’aunis.

Croizet Napoleon, bottled around 1980.

Croizet Réserve des Héritiers is a blend containing Grande Champagne Cognac dating back to 1858.  Croizet Réserve des Héritiers was introduced November 21, 1892 and remained part of Criozets portfolio for around 100 years.

Croizet Réserve Particulière was introduced in 1997, containing Cognac distilled in 1860, the favorite of B. Leon Croizet’s father. On a certain moment the 1860 stocks exhausted and thus they switched too 1894. We assume this is the vintage inside this decanter.