Cognac New Arrivals from Master of Malt
 Bache Gabrielsen VS Cognac £31.42 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
 Hermitage 2010 Grande Champagne Hors d'age Cognac £69.95 Region: French Age: Strength: 43.00% 70.00cl |
 Cognac Leyrat Glory Extra Prestige Cognac £334.95 Region: French Age: Strength: 45.00% 70.00cl |
Cognac New Arrivals from The Whisky Exchange
 Camus Intensely Aromatic Vsop Cognac £37.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A floral and fruity VSOP Cognac from Camus that has been matured in French oak casks with a fine grain and low in tannins. The palate offers floral notes of oak, baking spice, vanilla, stone fruits and summer flowers. |
 Ragnaud Sabourin / No.10 Vsop Cognac £65.45 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – Ragnaud Sabourin's Lot no.10 Cognac – their VSOP. A 100% Ugni Blanc coganc produced in the Grande Champagne region. This historic house was founded in 1850 by Gaston Briand and Marcel Ragnaud. |
 Tesseron Lot 53 Xo Perfection Cognac £245.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Lot 53 is a blend of Tesseron’s finest Grande Champagne Cognacs and has appealing aromas of plums, figs and chocolate as well as wood, dried fruit and tobacco, indicating its long age. An opulent Cognac that deserves to be savoured. |
 Remy Martin Carte Blanche / Merpins Cellar Edition £345.00 Strength: 44.1% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44.1% – Remy Martin's Carte Blanche series gives cellar master Baptiste Loiseau just that – the freedom to create Cognacs which reveal the essence of Remy's style, without constraint. For this edition he has raided Merpins – the 20-acre winery that houses Remy's stock of Fine Champagne eaux-de-vie – to create a blend that celebrates the potential of Fine Champagne Cognac. More than 27 years old, this is an intense, well-rounded Cognac with notes of gingerbread, cinnamon, clove, honey and Mirabelle plum. |
 Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1950s £375.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old release of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac sporting the white label from the era, which we estimate was the 1950s. Labelled as Fine Champagne, this is a blend of cognacs from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, with the former comprising more than half of the blend. |
