Cognac New Arrivals from Master of Malt
![]() *COMPETITION* L'Essence de Courvoisier Lunar New Year Limited Edition Cognac £10.00 Region: French Age: Strength: 42.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Bache Gabrielsen VS VS Cognac £25.21 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Hennessy VS Cognac £31.49 Region: Cognac Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Louis Royer VS Cognac £34.74 Region: Cognac Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Pierre Ferrand Ten Generations Cognac £37.99 Region: French Age: Strength: 46.00% 50.00cl |
![]() NAUD VSOP Cognac £40.53 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Leopold Gourmel Premieres Saveurs 6 Carats Cognac £45.77 Region: French Age: 6 Years Old Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl Summary: This cognac is 6 Years Old. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Elegance VS Cognac £48.87 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Camus VSOP Borderies Single Estate VSOP Cognac £49.99 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Frapin VSOP VSOP Cognac £51.98 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Le Reviseur VSOP VSOP Cognac £52.25 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Daniel Bouju VSOP Grande Champagne VSOP Cognac £52.60 Region: French Age: 10 Years Old Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl Summary: This cognac is 10 Years Old. |
![]() Camus Intensely Aromatic VSOP Cognac £55.19 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() A.E. Dor VSOP Fine Champagne VSOP Cognac £55.78 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Ragnaud-Sabourin No.4 VS Cognac £61.94 Region: French Age: Strength: 41.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Hennessy VS 1.5l VS Cognac £75.99 Region: Cognac Age: Strength: 40.00% 150.00cl |
![]() Ragnaud-Sabourin No. 10 VSOP Cognac £76.74 Region: French Age: Strength: 41.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Hermitage 2010 Grande Champagne Hors d'age Cognac £77.59 Region: French Age: Strength: 43.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Fanny Fougerat Iris Poivre XO Cognac £78.28 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Hine Single Estate Bonneuil 2012 Cognac £82.17 Region: French Age: Strength: 42.50% 70.00cl |
![]() Chateau de Montifaud XO Cognac £84.95 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Deau Cognac XO Cognac £92.35 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() NAUD XO Fine XO Cognac £92.39 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Frapin Cigar Blend XO Cognac £102.97 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Hermitage 20 Year Old Grande Champagne Hors d'age Cognac £106.54 Region: French Age: 20 Years Old Strength: 42.00% 70.00cl Summary: This cognac is 20 Years Old. |
![]() Cognac Leyrat XO Hors D'Age XO Cognac £110.00 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Cognac Couprie XO Cognac £110.36 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Godet XO Terre XO Cognac £112.47 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Frapin 15 Year Old Cask Strength XO Cognac £114.99 Region: French Age: 15 Years Old Strength: 45.30% 70.00cl Summary: This cognac is 15 Years Old. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu XO Cognac £129.95 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Frapin Chateau de Fontpinot XO XO Cognac £135.01 Region: French Age: Strength: 41.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Frapin VIP XO Grande Champagne XO Cognac £198.99 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Hennessy XO NBA Season 4 XO Cognac £199.95 Region: Cognac Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Hennessy Paradis Prestige Cognac £1,019.99 Region: Cognac Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
![]() Maxime Trijol Ancestral Rare Grande Champagne Prestige Cognac £1,599.95 Region: French Age: Strength: 40.00% 70.00cl |
Cognac New Arrivals from The Whisky Exchange
![]() Hennessy Vs Cognac / Small Bottle £13.95 Strength: 40% 20cl Summary: 20cl / 40% – A 20cl bottle of Hennessy VS. This ever popular entry level cognac from one of the big players in the market, this is ideal for use with a mixer. |
![]() H By Hine Vsop Cognac / Small Bottle £22.95 Strength: 40% 20cl Summary: 20cl / 40% – A smaller bottle of the acclaimed Cognac H by Hine. A young, 'whimsical' spirit, this has notes of apricot, acacia, iris and white pepper. Works very well both neat and with tonic – try it as Hine suggest and serve frozen with sashimi. |
![]() Pierre Lecat Vs No 1 Cognac £28.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Despite having grown grapes and made brandies for decades, Pierre Lecat has only sold its own Cognacs since 2014. This VS, the entry point in their range, is a vibrant young spirit with notes of pear, apricot, rose petals and vanilla-infused oak. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Vs Cognac £30.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The entry point into the Maxime Trijol, their VS cognac is rich and full of fruit and floral notes, making it perfect for sipping, cocktails or long drinks. |
![]() Charles Mauxion Vsop Cognac £31.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The Mauxion family's Cognac producing legacy began in 1743 and is now overseen by the 13th generation. This VSOP Cognac was blended from eaux-de-vie made in the Fins Bois region and matured in French oak casks for a minimum of four years. |
![]() Courvoisier Vs Cognac £32.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – World-famous VS from one of the 'Big Four' producers. Famously eulogized by Busta Rhymes in 'Pass the Courvoisier'. |
![]() Charles Mauxion Vs Cognac £33.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The Mauxion family has a rich legacy dating back to 1575 with the birth of Pierre Mauxion in the village of Houlette. Since 1743, the family has been dedicated to the art of Cognac and it is now the 13th generation that oversee the house. |
![]() Braastad Vs Cognac £33.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An oaky, floral VS Cognac from Braastad, made with a blend of eaux-de-vie, including some that has been matured in Limousine oak casks. The result is aromas of almonds, fresh oak, rose and geranium fill the nose, complemented by notes of vanilla cream and orange zest throughout the palate. |
![]() Braastad Vsop Organic Cognac £33.25 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – An elegant, complex Cognac from Braastad, made with 100% organically-grown Ugni Blanc grapes and matured in French oak casks for between four and eight years. Aromas of almond, marzipan and white flowers fill the nose, complemented by notes of orange, pear, vanilla and toffee throughout the palate. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Half Bottle £34.25 Strength: 40% 35cl Summary: 35cl / 40% – A half bottle of Remy Martin's VSOP cognac, married and finished in old cognac casks to allow the various eaux-de-vie to marry properly before bottling. |
![]() Braastad Cocktail Edition Cognac £34.50 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – Made in Jarnac, this Cognac was developed alongside bartenders to bring out the best of the spirit’s character in cocktails. It boasts notes of sandalwood, liquorice and honeysuckle, with dashes of nutmeg and vanilla on the finish. |
![]() Louis Royer Vs Cognac £34.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A well rounded and floral VS cognac from Louis Royer. Blended using a proportion of very old eaux-de-vies to give an elegant and complex brandy that is great either as a digestif or pre-prandial aperitif. |
![]() Pierre Lecat Vs Instinct Cognac £34.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A vibrant, floral VS Cognac from Pierre Lecat that offers notes of vanilla, peaches, lavender, honeysuckle and pear. |
![]() Martell Vs Cognac £35.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – One of the most recognisable brands in the world, this is the foundation of Martell's enormous international success and works well on its own or in cocktails. |
![]() Bache Gabrielsen American Oak Cognac £35.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Something different from Bache Gabrielsen – a Cognac aged in Tennessee oak barrels, in addition to the more usual French casks. The American oak adds rich notes of coconut and pineapple to accompany the traditional French-cask flavours of vanilla, roasted nuts and chocolate. |
![]() Seignette Vs Cognac £36.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Created for the new generation of Cognac drinkers, Seignette VS from Sazerac is a fruity, sweet Cognac with notes of apricot, vanilla, honeysuckle, oak and orange peel throughout the palate. |
![]() Ae Dor Napoleon Cognac / Small Bottle £36.95 Strength: 40% 20cl Summary: 20cl / 40% – A 20cl quarter bottle of deliciously well-rounded Cognac from the company named after Amédée Edouard Dor. A blend of various eaux-de-vie designed to be easy drinking. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Vs Selection Cognac £36.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An intense yet smooth three-year-old VS Cognac that's a great introduction to the family-run Vallein-Tercinier. Made from a blend of Fins Bois and Bons Bois eaux-de-vie, this is a vibrant Cognac that works equally well with tonic as it does over ice. |
![]() Cognac Park Vs £36.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Cognac Park Carte Blanche VS is a delicate yet complex Cognac made with a combination of Fins Bois and Petite Champagne eaux-de-vie and matured in French oak casks. The palate offers notes of spring flowers, baked apples, cherries and black pepper that linger in the finish. Enjoy this Cognac on its own or as part of a classic cocktail such as a Sazerac or Sidecar. |
![]() Chateau De Montifaud Vs Fine Petite Champagne Cognac £37.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fresh and youthful Cognac, Montuifaud's VS has notes of pear, apple and linden flowers. This versatile brandy can be enjoyed over ice, with a mixer, or in cocktails. |
![]() Braastad Vsop Cognac £37.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An elegant, well-balanced VSOP Cognac from Braastad made with a blend of eaux-de-vie, mostly from the Fin Bois region. Aromas of dried flowers, soft fruits and garden herbs, complemented by notes of sticky dates, green peppers, milk chocolate and soft oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Cognac Patte Blanche Vs Bio £37.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An organically-produced fruity, spicy VS Cognac from Cognac Patte Blanche that offers aromas of pear, clove and vanilla on the nose and echoed throughout the palate. |
![]() Philbert Vs Cognac £38.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – From a traditional range of Cognacs reinvented by the Philbert Brothers, this VS Cognac is made with a blend of Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne eaux-de-vie, grown on Cognac Philbert's estate. Aromas of delicate oak, peach, pear and spring flowers fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate. |
![]() Hardy Vsop Fine Cognac £38.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Hardy’s VSOP is well balanced between aromatic notes of fresh pear alongside warmer notes of walnuts and spicy cinnamon. This is a rich, characterful Cognac with a luscious texture. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Vs Grande Champagne Single Estate Cognac £39.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A sweet, floral VS Cognac from Michel Forgeron that boasts aromas of vanilla, yellow plums and nectarines that are echoed on the palate alongside notes of honeysuckle, lavender and violets. |
![]() Pierre Lecat Vsop Experience Cognac £39.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rich and sweet VSOP Cognac from Pierre Lecat that offers notes of orange, rose petals, nuts and honey. |
![]() Cognac Park Vsop £39.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bright, fruity VSOP Cognac from Cognac Park that has been made with a blend of Fins Bois, Petite Champagne and Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, made with Ugni Blanc grapes. Aromas of acacia honey, jasmine blossom, orange zest and vanilla fill the nose, complemented by note of ginger, apricot, vanilla pods, lychee and orange throughout the palate. |
![]() Cognac Park Fins Bois Organic £40.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An organic Fins Bois Cognac from Cognac Park that is made with Ugni Blanc grapes from vineyards in the Charente Valley and matured in French oak casks. The palate offers notes of ginger, apricot, pear, orange and honeysuckle that linger in the finish. |
![]() Hennessy Vs Cognac £41.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Benchmark VS from one of Cognac's 'Big Four' producers. Popular the world over for its elegant style and consistent high quality. |
![]() Ferrand 10 Generations Cognac £41.50 Strength: 46% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 46% – A tribute to the 10 generations of the Ferrand family who have built up their eponymous Cognac house since 1630. This is aged in French oak with 20% in Sauternes casks, and retains a freshness despite its rich character. |
![]() François Voyer Vs Cognac £41.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Matured in virgin Limousin-oak casks for at least two years, this VS Cognac from Francois Voyer has a sweet, floral nose bursting with vanilla, lime and white flower aromas. The palate is fruity and relaxed, notes of peaches and vanilla mingling with richer dried apricot. |
![]() Remi Landier Vs Cognac £41.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A floral, fruity VS Cognac from Remi Landier, made with a combination of Find Bois eaux-de-vie matured in French oak casks. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet L’organic 04 Fine Champagne £41.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An organic VS Cognac from Jean-Luc Pasquet that offers aromas of white peaches, oak spice, apricots and grapefruit that are echoed throughout the palate. |
![]() Delamain Pale & Dry Xo Centenaire / Small Bottle £42.75 Strength: 42% 20cl Summary: 20cl / 42% – Made with a blend of eaux-de-vie from grapes grown in the Grande Champagne town of Bellevigne, Delamain Pale & Dry Centenaire is a fruity, floral XO Cognac with notes of peonies, apricots, orange and vanilla. This blend is an evolution of Delamain's XO, created to celebrate Pale & Dry's 100th anniversary. The slightly higher ABV on this Cognac really amplifies the beautiful fruit and spice. |
![]() Louis Royer Vsop Cognac £42.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Louis Royer's VSOP Cognac. Based in the centre of the Cognac region, in the town of Jarnac, they have been producing Cognac for over 150 years. The family have been beekepers throughout the generations, so the bee is the emblem of the company, as it has been since 1853. |
![]() Chateau De Triac Single Vineyard Cognac / Braastad £42.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An elegant, floral Cognac from Braastad, made using grapes from a single vineyard at Chateau de Triac and matured in very old oak casks, made from trees from the Troncais forest. Sweet aromas of juicy oranges and dried fruits fill the nose, complemented by notes of oak, honey and raisins on the palate. |
![]() Cognac Patte Blanche Vsop Bio £42.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An organically-produce VSOP Cognac from Cognac Patte Blanche that is made with a blend of eaux-de-vie matured in French oak casks. Aromas of quince, grapes, candied orange peel and toffee fill the nose, complemented by notes of dried fruit, baking spices, peppery oak, rich honey and pears throughout the palate. |
![]() Godet Cognac No.1 £43.95 Strength: 42.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42.5% – This expression from Godet was created and designed to mix well in cocktails. Made from Fins Bois and Bons Bois grapes, this expression was aged for a minimum of 15 years in barrels. The result is a bouquet of melted vanilla and leather, followed by herbal lingering notes on the palate. Not only suitable for complex cocktails but No.1 also works well in a Cognac & Tonic with a fresh lime and rosemary garnish. |
![]() Godet Vs Classique Cognac £43.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A lively, fruity VS Cognac from Godet, made with a blend of Crus and matured in French oak casks, creating notes of vanilla, leather, dried fruit and oak spice throughout the palate. |
![]() Hardy Legend 1863 Cognac £44.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A blend of eaux-de-vie from the Petit Champagne and Borderies regions, this is a spirit with notes of freshly brewed coffee, citrus zest, vanilla, orange marmalade, and ground nutmeg. |
![]() Chateau De Montifaud Vsop Cognac £44.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Chateau Montifaud has been in family ownership for six generations. Made from Ugni Blanc grapes, this is aged for more than eight years. A full and fruity Cognac with notes of apricots and pears. |
![]() H By Hine Vsop Cognac £44.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A Fine Champagne VSOP cognac from the Hine house. H by Hine is a stylish alternative to Remy VSOP with a bit more oomph, but still very mixable for classy cocktails. |
![]() Leyrat Assemblage No.1 Vs Cognac £45.25 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – This single estate cognac comes from the Fin Bois region. This is an easy drinking cognac with notes of orange peel, brown sugar and ripe sweet fruit with a very silky mouthfeel. |
![]() Courvoisier Vsop Cognac £45.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bottle of the delightful Courvoisier VSOP, from the famous old Cognac house enjoying a new lease of life in the last decade or so thanks to a new wave of popularity amongst trendy young followers of rap music, hip-hop and R&B. |
![]() Abk6 Vs Single Estate Cognac £45.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – ABK6 is a modern Cognac house run by Francis Abécassis and his daughter. It produces contemporary single-estate Cognacs that blend the spirit's traditional quality with a modern feel. This is a fruity and fresh Cognac with notes of vanilla, dried fruits, fresh apples, brioche and cinnamon. |
![]() Paul Giraud Vsop Cognac £45.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Paul Giraud's VSOP is made entirely using grapes grown in Grande Champagne, aged for around eight years. A fresh and fruity Cognac that be enjoyed on its own or mixed. |
![]() Paul Giraud Elegance Cognac £45.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The youngest Cognac in the Paul Giraud range, Elegance has been matured for at least six years, creating a sweet, floral Cognac with notes of peaches, apricots and almonds. |
![]() Claude Thorin Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £45.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Claude Thorin, harvests, distils and ages on-site in Segonaz – The heart of the Grande Champagne region. The house’s VSOP Cognac is made up of Ugni-Blanc grapes and displays aromas of orange blossom, honey, vanilla and baked orchard fruit on the nose. |
![]() Remi Landier Vs Special Pale Fins Bois Cognac £45.95 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – A powerful, well-balanced Special Pale Fins Bois Cognac from Remi Landier, made with a complex blend of eaux-de-vie that offers notes of dried apricots, white pepper, crystalised ginger and baking spices throughout the palate. |
![]() Domaine Le Reviseur Vs Petite Champagne Cognac £46.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A single estate cognac from the same stable as Leyrat, Le Reviseur comes from the Domaine du Maine Drilhon, an estate of 60 hectares in the heart of the Petite Champagne region. |
![]() Merlet Brothers Blend Cognac £46.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A cognac from liqueur experts Merlet, distillers since 1850. This has been created to express the characters of Gilles Merlet's sons Pierre and Luc – enthusiastic and determined. It's a blend of eaux-de-vie aged between 4 and 10 years and should work well on it's own or as an ingredient in a brandy showcasing cocktail. |
![]() Prunier Vsop Cognac £46.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This is a blend of eaux-de-vie from various vineyards in Fins Bois and Petite Champagne. This VSOP is then matured in Prunier’s cellars for a minimum of four years, giving aromas of cacao, honey, caramel and pear on the nose. |
![]() François Voyer Terres De Grande Champagne Cognac £46.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A lovely, artisanal VS Cognac from Francois Voyer, it has notes of violets, apricots, apricots and oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Guillon-painturaud Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £46.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, spicy Grande Champagne VSOP Cognac from Guillon-Painturaud, with aromas of ripe oranges, plums, candied walnuts and baking spices, complemented by notes of spiced apple, orange, pears, and a finish of apple tart and pastry. |
![]() Wv Baker 2015 Rare Pale Cognac N° 02-15 / 6 Year Old / Single Estate Colombard £47.50 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 2015 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – Rare Pale No.2 is a 2015-vintage Cognac from WV Baker & Co. was made using grapes from a single estate, grown on a single vineyard and matured in a single cask for six years. |
![]() Ae Dor Cigar Cognac / Small Bottle £47.75 Strength: 42% 20cl Summary: 20cl / 42% – A 20cl quarter-bottle of AE Dor's fabulous Cigar Cognac. Best with a medium-weight cigar, this has a toasty nose with the house's appley trademark style, with a leathery, spicy palate and finish thanks to some eaux-de-vie sourced from the Fins Bois and Borderies regions. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Vsop Classic Cognac £47.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A quality VSOP from the Maxime Trijol house, one of the few independents still controlling and performing all aspects of production in-house. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac £48.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A smooth, fruity VSOP Cognac from Remy Martin, with aromas of vanilla, toasted oak, apricot, baked apple and white flowers. The palate offers notes of liquorice, dried fruit, baking spices and ginger. |
![]() Remi Landier Vsop Cognac £48.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A VSOP Cognac from Remi Landier, made with a blend of Fins Bois eaux-de-vie matured in French oak casks for five years. Well-rounded and elegant, it offers notes of rich fruits, sweet baking spices and floral fields on the palate. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Festive Gift Box £48.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A smooth, fruity VSOP Cognac from Remy Martin, with aromas of vanilla, toasted oak, apricot, baked apple and white flowers. The palate offers notes of liquorice, dried fruit, baking spices and ginger. This bottle comes with a striking limited-edition gift box. |
![]() Normandin-mercier Vsop Organic / Petite Champagne £48.50 Strength: 41.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41.5% – An organic VSOP Petite Champagne Cognac from Normandin-Mercier that has been matured in French oak casks for at least four years. Aromas of honeysuckle, violets, straw, liquorice and baking spices fill the nose, complemented by notes of apples, pears, honeycomb, oak spice and dried summer flowers throughout the palate. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet L’organic 07 Grande Champagne Cognac / 7 Year Old £48.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity seven-year-old Cognac from Jean-Luc Pasquet that offers notes of apricots, dried figs, cedar-wood, vanilla and dark chocolate. |
![]() Cognac Park Mizunara Cask £49.25 Strength: 43.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43.5% – A spicy, complex Cognac from Cognac Park that was initially matured in French Limousin oak casks for four years, before spending 10 months in virgin French oak casks and finally six months in virgin Mizunara oak casks from Japan. Aromas of apricot, cedarwood, toffee, clove, plum and coffee fill the nose, complemented by notes of candied orange, hazelnut, ripe figs, coconut, cinnamon and hints of smoke throughout the palate. |
![]() Drouet Et Fils Vsop Cognac £49.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Winner of the Silver Medal at the Concours Général de Paris in 2007, plus Gold in 2003, as well as another Silver Medal at Concours Cognac in 2006 it proves that the average aging of 10 years for the Eaux-de-Vie that go into this cognac is worthwhile. The grower, Patrick Drouet, describes this Cognac as “in full bloom, with its vanilla aromas”. |
![]() Wv Baker 2015 Rare Pale Cognac N° 03-15 / 7 Year Old £49.95 Strength: 48% 70cl Vintage: 2015 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48% – A single estate Cognac matured for seven years and drawn from a single cask by WV Baker. You will find aromas of honeycomb, pear drops and brioche on the nose, followed by waves of fresh citrus fruit, and deep oak spice. |
![]() Hardy Vsop Organic Fine Cognac £49.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Cognacs made with organically grown grapes are incredibly rare, and this bottling from Hardy was made with grapes from small, carefully selected vineyards. This VSOP is soft, elegant and aromatic, with the emphasis on fruit, not spice. |
![]() Fanny Fougerat Petite Cigue Vsop Cognac £50.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Petite Cigüe is Fanny Fougerat's VSOP Cognac. Tangy and fruity, this can be enjoyed on its own, as well as in cocktails. |
![]() Philbert Distiller Reserve 2019 Vintage Grande Champagne Cognac £50.50 Strength: 41.5% 70cl Vintage: 2019 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 41.5% – A Grande Champagne Cognac from the Philbert Brothers, made with grapes from a single estate and distilled in Touzac by Pierre-Olivier Philbert. Aromas of banana, dried fruit and freshly-baked pastries fill the nose, complemented by notes of banana fritters, freshly-baked bread, ripe plums, almonds, coffee and leather throughout the palate. |
![]() Philbert Distiller Reserve 2017 Vintage Petite Champagne Cognac £50.95 Strength: 41.5% 70cl Vintage: 2017 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 41.5% – An innovative Petite Champagne Cognac from the Philbert, distilled in Etriac by brother Xavier, using grapes from a single estate and matured in French oak casks. Aromas of white peach, vanilla and orange slices fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate, alongside fresh cream and lemon zest notes. |
![]() Ferrand Ambre / 1er Cru Grande Champagne Cognac £50.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A top-quality golden Grande Champagne Cognac from distinguished boutique producer Pierre Ferrand. A lively, expressive style with fresh fruit flavours and good depth from this award-winning house. |
![]() H By Hine Vsop Cognac / 2 Glass Gift Set £51.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A lovely Cognac gift set from Hine that includes a bottle of H by Hine VSOP Cognac and a pair of glasses. A Fine Champagne VSOP cognac from the Hine house. H by Hine is a stylish alternative to Remy VSOP with a bit more oomph, but still very mixable for classy cocktails. |
![]() Vaudon Vsop Cognac £51.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This VSOP Cognac from Vaudon has been matured in French oak casks for at least four years, creating a delicate, sweet character with notes of honeysuckle, caramel and salted caramel throughout the palate, alongside a ripe apple centre. |
![]() Ferrand 1840 Cognac £52.25 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – 1840 is an addition to the Ferrand cognac range that has a bit of history. Based on the 3 star cognacs much favoured by the pioneering bartenders of the 19th century this has been designed to work perfectly in classic cocktails. It's also a bit punchier than the others in the range, bottled at 45% for a more concentrated flavour that should sing out in a mixed drink. |
![]() Martell Vsop Red Barrel Cognac £52.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Darker and more complex than the VS, this is a great after-dinner Cognac, but will also add spice to a range of good cocktails. Rich, smooth and mellow. |
![]() Godet Vsop Original Cognac £52.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Godet's VSOP Original is a fruity and mellow Cognac that is a multi-award winner at the International Wine & Spirits Competition. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon Vsop Folle Blanche Cognac £53.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A quality single estate cognac from boutique producer Chateau de Beaulon, this is unusual also in that it is distilled from wines of a single grape varietal, Folle Blanche. |
![]() Martell Blue Swift Eau-de-vie De Vin £53.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An innovative eau-de-vie from Martell, which is made by finishing their acclaimed VSOP Cognac in Kentucky bourbon barrels. This finishing process adds rich aromatic tones to Martell's delicate, pure Cognac, layering the characteristic candied fruit and plum notes with vanilla and toasted oak. |
![]() Philbert 2019 Petite Champagne Sauternes Cask Finish Cognac £53.50 Strength: 41.5% 70cl Vintage: 2019 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 41.5% – A 2019-vintage small-batch Cognac from Philbert that has been been finished in ex-Sauternes casks, creating notes of honey and orange alongside the dried fruit, prune, leather and nutty notes typical of the Philbert Brothers. |
![]() Cognac Park Borderies £53.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A complex, rich Cognac from cognac Park, made exclusively from Ugni Blanc grapes grown in Cognac's Borderies region and matured in French oak casks, mainly from the Limousin forest. Aromas of buttercups, vine flowers, hazelnut and clove fill the nose, complemented by notes of coffee, cinnamon, dried fig, cedarwood and honeysuckle throughout the palate. |
![]() Philbert Dovecote Petite Champagne Cognac / Single High Elevation Vineyard £54.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Dovecote is a fragrant, hearty Cognac from the Philbert Brothers, made with a blend of eaux-de-vie from a single vineyard, matured and married in oak casks. |
![]() Abk6 Vsop Single Estate Cognac £54.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – ABK6 is a modern Cognac house run by Francis Abécassis and his daughter. It produces contemporary single-estate Cognacs that blend the spirit's traditional quality with a modern feel. This is a fruity and fresh Cognac with notes of vanilla, dried fruits, fresh apples, brioche, cinnamon and cocoa. |
![]() Remi Landier Special Pale Single Barrel Lot 2012 Cognac £54.50 Strength: 45% 70cl Vintage: 2012 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45% – A limited-edition single-cask Cognac from Remi Landier, bottled for La Maison du Whisky, that offers aromas of vanilla, grapes, acacia honey and lightly roasted coffee on the nose. The palate offers lively notes of ripe plums, pear, apple, vanilla and tropical fruit, before a spicy, floral finish. |
![]() Hennessy Vsop Cognac / Gift Box £54.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Hennessy VSOP is a well-balanced blend of over 60 eaux-de-vie, matured exclusively in French oak. The palate offers notes of smooth vanilla, cinnamon, candied fruit, crystalised ginger and spicy oak. |
![]() Hennessy Vsop Cognac £54.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A well-balanced Cognac, VSOP utilises every bit of Hennessy's 200 years of distilling, aging and blending experience to truly show off the distillery's character and style. The blend of eaux-de-viewere specially selected by the master blender to show off the House's savoir-faire. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Elegance Cognac £55.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A premium cognac by the Maxime Trijol house, blended from reserve stock for maximum finesse. |
![]() Wv Baker 2015 Rare Pale Cognac N° 04-15 / 7 Year Old £55.95 Strength: 52.6% 70cl Vintage: 2015 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 52.6% – A single estate Cognac matured for seven years and drawn from a single cask by WV Baker. You will find aromas of honeysuckle, orchard fruit and buttery pastries on the nose, followed by waves of fresh citrus fruit, punctuated by oak spice. |
![]() Camus Ile De Re Fine Island £56.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Camus' Ile De Ré Fine Island Cognac is distilled and matured on the eponymous island; the proximity to the ocean imparts a maritime, subtly salty character quite different to most Cognacs. This is a fine match for fish dishes. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet L’organic 10 Grande Champagne £57.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, spicy 10-year-old Cognac from Jean-Luc Pasquet that offers notes of figs, cinnamon, vanilla and dried flowers. |
![]() François Voyer Vsop Cognac £57.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Matured in virgin Limousin-oak casks for at least four years, this VSOP Cognac from Francois Voyer has an elegant, floral nose, with hints of apricot breaking through aromas of linden and dried flowers. The palate offers subtle notes of orange, dried flowers and vanilla mingling with soft apricot. |
![]() Camus Intensely Aromatic Vsop Cognac £57.75 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. |
![]() Jean Fillioux La Pouyade Cognac £57.95 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – La Pouyade is named after the Fillioux family's estate. Made exclusively from grapes grown in Grande Champagne, this is fresh and fruity with notes of grapes and almonds. |
![]() Frapin Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £57.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An elegantly packaged VSOP from veteran Cognac house Frapin, blended from eaux-de-vie made exclusively from grapes from the Grande Champagne region of Cognac. It was also named Best VSOP of 2016 in the World Cognac Awards. |
![]() Ae Dor Vsop Fine Champagne Cognac £57.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A Fine Champagne Cognac from AE Dor, a blend of eight-year-old eaux-de-vie from both Petite and Grande Champagne regions. Light and delicate on the palate, yet with impressive flavour intensity, this is a delightful drop. |
![]() Vaudon Fine Rare Cognac £58.50 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A soft, fruity Cognac from Vaudon, Fine Rare offers notes of juicy pears, honeysuckle, apricots and cinnamon. |
![]() Remy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac / Festive Gift Box £58.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This Rémy Martin Cognac is presented in a stylish, festive gift box. |
![]() Normandin-mercier Vsop Cognac / Petite Champagne £58.95 Strength: 41.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41.5% – Made using grapes grown in Petite Champagne, Normandin-Mercier's VSOP is slightly spicy with notes of hay, liquorice, honeysuckle and violet. |
![]() Remy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac £58.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Remy Martin's 1738 Accord Royal Cognac was created to sit between their VSOP and XO. It is named in honour of the Accord Royal granted by King Louis XV to Rémy Martin in 1738, allowing the firm to use his land to plant vines. This is a rich and robust Cognac. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Roots Xo £59.25 Strength: 44% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44% – A blend of eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne and Fins Bois crus, Vallein-Tercinier Roots XO Cognac pays tribute to the traditional art of blending. Aromas of orange zest, frangipane and honey-roast cashews fill the nose, complemented by notes of vanilla, cinnamon, brioche and mint throughout the palate. |
![]() Domaine Le Reviseur Vsop Petite Champagne Cognac £59.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A single estate cognac from the same stable as Leyrat, Le Reviseur comes from the Domaine du Maine Drilhon, an estate of 60 hectares in the heart of the Petite Champagne region. |
![]() Hardy Legend 1863 Cognac £59.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – 1863 is the year that the Cognac house of Hardy was founded, and this blend celebrates that landmark. An elegant, aromatic Cognac with notes of orange marmalade, vanilla and coffee, with a beautiful long finish. |
![]() Tesseron Composition Cognac £59.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The first non-XO release from Cognac house Tesseron still offers plenty of complexity, with notes of spice and stewed fruit alongside floral notes. A versatile Cognac that is a beautiful sipper but will transform your Cognac cocktails, and one made with eaux-de-vie from the region’s two top areas, Grande and Petite Champagne. |
![]() Camus Vsop Borderies £60.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Camus VSOP Borderies is a limited-edition made from grapes grown in the smallest cru in Cognac. Elegant and floral with notes of milk chocolate, orange and hints of spice. |
![]() Jean Fillioux Subtil & So Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £60.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Jean Fillioux Subtil & So VSOP Cognac is a blend of eaux-de-vie that have been matured in French oak casks for at least four years. The nose is fruity and floral, complemented by notes of figs, orange blossom, almond paste, oranges, baking spices and peppery oak throughout the palate and lingering in the finish. |
![]() Remy Martin 1738 / Shaker Gift Set £61.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A lovely gift set from Remy Martin that includes a bottle of its 1738 Royal Accord Cognac and a stylish cocktail shaker. This is a rich, robust Cognac, named in honour of the Accord Royal granted by King Louis XV to Rémy Martin in 1738, allowing the firm to use his land to plant vines. |
![]() Hine Rare Vsop Cognac 70cl £61.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A terrific Cognac from Hine, Rare is classed as Fine Champagne, meaning that the eaux-de-vie used are all from the Grande or Petite Champagne areas, with at least 50% from Grande Champagne. |
![]() Bisquit & Dubouche Vsop Cognac £61.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, spicy VSOP Cognac from Bisquit & Dubouche, made with grapes from four regions – Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Fin Bois and Bons Bois. Aromas of apricot, honey, cinnamon, clove and rose petals fill the nose, complemented by notes of honeysuckle, orange and mango throughout the palate. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin Alliance No.4 Vs Cognac £62.50 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – Quality entry-level offering from this prestigious boutique house, founded in 1850 by Gaston Briand and Marcel Ragnaud. Their VS is made entirely from Ugni Blanc grapes. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £63.75 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Michel Forgeron's VSOP is a great example of a Cognac that can be sipped or mixed. The house was established in 1977, though Michel's family had owned the property since the turn of the century – presumably originally blacksmiths (the English translation of 'Forgeron'). |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2010 Gc Cognac / 11 Year Old £63.95 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2010 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2010 Folle Blanche Cognac from Domaine Michel Forgeron that was matured in French oak barrels for 11 years, before being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of white pepper, blond tobacco, vanilla and dried apricot fill the nose, complemented by notes of citrus fruits, bitter orange zest and tingly pepper throughout the palate. |
![]() Wv Baker 2014 Rare Pale Cognac N° 02-14 / May Flower £64.75 Strength: 52.4% 70cl Vintage: 2014 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 52.4% – As always, this is an extremely small-batch release bottled for the producer's Rare Pale collection, and it certainly does not lack in power and character. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Napoleon Cognac £64.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This award-winning Cognac was aged in French oak for 15 years and displays both a youthful fruitiness and a rich softness that comes with age. You’ll find subtle aromas of lime blossom, toasty spice, vanilla and apricots. |
![]() Abecassis Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £64.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This Cognac from ABK6 was made exclusively from Ugni Blanc grapes grown in Grande Champagne. Abecassis VSOP was aged in new oak casks for six to eight months before being transferred into refill barrels for a minimum of four years, creating elegant and mineral notes of silky tannins, woody dried fruits and spices. Best enjoyed neat or over ice. |
![]() Fanny Fougerat Le Laurier D'apollon 2011 Cognac £64.95 Strength: 42.2% 70cl Vintage: 2011 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.2% – Le Laurier d'Apollon 2011 Cognac from Fanny Fougerat is a flavoursome Cognac made with eaux-de-vie from the Petite Champagne region. Matured in a batch of just five barrels, it offers notes of ripe apples and pears, cedar wood, vanilla, plum, almond, clove, ginger, buttery biscuits and blackberry leaf throughout the palate. |
![]() Chateau De Montifaud Napoleon Cognac £65.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Aged for up to 18 years, this is Chateau Montifaud's Napoleon Cognac. Rich and complex with notes of tea, dried flowers and vanilla. |
![]() Jean Fillioux Cep D'or Cognac £65.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, elegant Cognac from Jean Fillioux, Cep D'Or is a Grande Champagne Cognac matured in French oak casks. Aromas of spring flowers, ripe banana, juicy melon and figs fill the nose, complemented by notes of star anise, caraway, raisins, walnuts and crème caramel on the palate. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £65.95 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – Despite the deceptively simple packaging this Ragnaud Sabourin is an absolutely delicious, fruity VSOP from a very highly-respected boutique producer in Cognac. One for the cognoscenti. |
![]() Drouet & Fils Melina 2012 Cognac / 7 Year Old £66.25 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 2012 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – A seven-year-old Cognac from Drouet & Fils, Melina is named after Patrick Drouet's second daughter and offers an elegant, silky character. Aromas of vanilla, violets, almond and cherries fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate. |
![]() Wv Baker Old Rare Old Cognac 2009 / N°01-09 £66.75 Strength: 58% 70cl Vintage: 2009 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 58% – A 2009-vintage Cognac produced from a single estate and bottled in 2023 by WV Baker. This limited single cask release was bottled at cask-strength and boasts notes of butterscotch, pecan, tobacco leaf and ground cinnamon. |
![]() Paul Giraud Napoleon Cognac £66.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Paul Giraud's Napoleon is a classic example of aged Cognac. This is rich and warming with notes of plum, honey and wood spice. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2011 Gc Cognac / 10 Year Old £66.75 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2011 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2011 Folle Blanche Cognac from Domaine Michel Forgeron that was matured in French oak barrels for a decade, before being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of spicy oak and vanilla fill the nose, complemented by notes of vegetal, almost peaty, smoke, toasted oak, vanilla and hints of honey throughout the palate. |
![]() Remi Landier Napoleon Cognac £67.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, rich Cognac from Remi Landier, made with a combination of Fins Bois and Petit Champagne eaux-de-vie that is matured over nine years in a combination of old and new French oak casks. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2008 Gc Cognac / 13 Year Old £67.25 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2008 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2008 Folle Blanche Cognac from Domaine Michel Forgeron that was matured in French oak barrels for 13 years, before being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of papaya, apple, peaches and autumn leaves fill the nose, complemented by notes of candied fruits, pineapple, guava, white pepper and fiery ginger throughout the palate. |
![]() Wv Baker 2011 Old Rare Old Cognac N° 03-11 / Domaines £68.50 Strength: 59.4% 70cl Vintage: 2011 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 59.4% – Produced by Guillaume Tercinier of the Vallein-Tercinier family, this is a rustic and boisterous Bons Bois. Distilled to the highest standards, this house is known for producing some of the world’s finest cognacs. |
![]() Cognac Park 10 Year Old Mizunara Cask £68.95 Strength: 44% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44% – A 10-year-old Cognac from Cognac Park that was initially matured in French oak barrels for a decade, before being finished for nine months in Japanese Mizunara oak casks. Aromas of mango, quince, white pepper and oaky vanilla fill the nose, complemented by notes of cinnamon, liquorice, dried apricot, acacia honey, nougat and soft smoke throughout the palate. |
![]() Drouet Et Fils Reserve De Jean Single Estate Cognac £69.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A special cognac from Drouet et Fils, selected in homage to the founder of the house – Jean L'Homme, who created the estate back in 1848.. |
![]() Bourgoin Cognac Fine Pale 2014 £69.75 Strength: 62.5% 70cl Vintage: 2014 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 62.5% – A young Coganc from Bourgoin, Fine Pale is superb in cocktails. Bottled at high strength, this has notes of salted butter, caramel and hyacinth. |
![]() La Guilde Du Cognac Lorignac 2011 / Fins Bois £69.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 2011 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An artisanal Cognac from the village of Lorignac in Fins Bois, France – bottled by La Guilde du Cognac. La Guilde specialises in presenting Cognacs from single villages, produced by an artisan distiller with a unique and authentic style that brings out the individual character of the region. |
![]() Wv Baker 2011 Old Rare Old Cognac N° 02-11 / Chateau Des Forges £69.75 Strength: 56.3% 70cl Vintage: 2011 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 56.3% – A limited-edition Single Estate Cognac from WV Baker & Co. that was matured in a single barrel until October 2022. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 2.0 Grande Champagne Single Estate Cognac £69.95 Strength: 47% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47% – A Grande Champagne Cognac from Michel Forgeron, Barrique 2.0 has been matured for almost 20 years before being bottled in January 2020. Aromas of cocoa beans, beeswax and custard cream fill the nose, complemented by notes of freshly baked cinnamon rolls, juicy yellow plums, honey and rich oak that linger on the palate. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2007 Gc Cognac / 14 Year Old £69.95 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2007 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2007 Folle Blanche Cognac from Domaine Michel Forgeron that was matured for 14 years in French oak barrels, before being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of white peaches, pears, summer flowers, eucalyptus and vanilla fill the nose, complemented by notes of peppery oak, tobacco and cigar box throughout the palate. |
![]() Fanny Fougerat Iris Poivré Xo Cognac £70.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Iris Poivré is the name of Fanny Fougerat's XO Cognac. A floral brandy, this is delicate and subtle – one to sip and savour. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Vsop Grande Champagne Cognac £70.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A splendid cognac from top producer Maxime Trijol. This elegant VSOP is a must-try. The family began distilling in 1859 and Maxime set up his own distillery in 1962. |
![]() Porte Noire Cognac Vsop £70.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Porte Noire was founded by David Farber and Idris Elba. The duo first made their mark with fine wine and champagne before turning their attention to this VSOP cognac. |
![]() Abk6 Vsop Cognac / Chinese New Year 2025 Edition £70.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A celebratory edition of ABK6’s VSOP, this vibrant cognac contains a small and powerful selection of eaux-de-vie. Expect notes of fig, woody spices, chocolate, and hazelnut tied together by bright red fruit. |
![]() Braastad Xo Fine Champagne Cognac £71.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A elegant marriage of eaux-de-vie from both Grande and Petite Champagne. Aromas of leather, oak and truffles fill the nose, complemented by notes of hazelnuts and apricots throughout the palate. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2012 Gc Cognac / 9 Year Old £71.95 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2012 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2012 Folle Blanche Cognace from Domaine Michel Forgeron that was matured in French oak barrels for nine years, before being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of lemongrass and white flowers fill the nose, complemented by notes of white fruit, ginger, vanilla and oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Merlet Xo Cognac £72.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, spicy Cognac, Merlet XO is a blend of eaux-de-vie, matured in French oak casks for at least ten years. The palate offers subtle notes of peach, apricot and sweet white grapes, with a spicy undercurrent of ginger, black pepper and oak. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon Xo Premier Cognac £72.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Quality Fin Bois Cru Cognac from a great house also famed for its Pineau de Charentes. Unusually, the base wine is entirely composed of Colombard and Folle Blanche, with no Ugni Blanc. |
![]() Philbert Xo Cognac £73.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This XO Cognac from the Philbert Brothers that is a modern take on a traditional Cognac, made with a blend of Grande and Petite Champagne Cognacs, matured in French oak. Aromas of candied fruits, prunes and iris fill the nose, complemented by notes of baking spices, peppery oak, candied peel, leather and prunes throughout the palate. |
![]() Bache Gabrielsen Xo Fine Cognac £73.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Bache Gabrielsen's excellent XO Cognac, winner of a Double Gold in the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2009. A blend of 65% Grande Champagne and 35% Petite Champagne Cognacs. |
![]() Remi Landier Xo Vieille Reserve Fins Bois Cognac £74.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An XO Vieille Reserve from Remi Landier, made with a selection of eaux-de-vie that has been matured for up to 15 years. A classicly nutty Cognac with notes of warm fruits, baking spices and creamy vanilla. |
![]() Abk6 Reserve Artist Collection No.1 £74.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The first release in ABK6's Artist Collection range is an aromatic Cognac matured in French oak casks and bottled in a stylish decanter that features the work of local artist Julien Drevelle. Aromas of apples, pears, candied plums, vanilla and oak fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate, alongside cinnamon, yellow plums and dried fruit that linger in the finish. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2006 Gc Cognac / 15 Year Old £74.95 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2006 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2006 Folle Blanche Cognac from Domaine Michel Forgeron, matured for 15 years in French oak barrels until being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of vanilla, soft pepper and oak fill the nose, complemented by notes of liquorice, roasted nuts, rancio and smoky spice throughout the palate. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2013 Gc Cognac / 8 Year Old £75.25 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2013 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2013 Folle Blanche Cognac from Domaine Michel Forgeron that was matured in French oak barrels for eight years, before being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of white flowers, ginger and honey fill the nose, complemented by notes of oak spice, crunchy green apples and black pepper throughout the palate. |
![]() Leyrat Vsop Cognac £75.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A handsomely-packaged single estate-bottled Leyrat VSOP cognac from Domaine de Chez Maillard in the Claix commune of Charente. |
![]() Landier Family Viti Collection Napoleon Cognac Certified Organic £75.50 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – This organic Fins Bois Cognac from Remi Landier utilises vines from the dry clay-limestone terroir of Saint-Simeux. Aged for a minimum of six years in new and old French oak barrels, this Napoleon Cognac offers aromas of rich, fruity plums, fresh lemon meringue and honey. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon Xo Premier Cognac £75.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A delightful, and beautifully presented, 12-year-old Cognac from the single-estate Chateau de Beaulon producer. This is terrific value for a Cognac of this age. |
![]() Cognac Park Xo Grande Champagne £76.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, nutty XO Grande Champagne Cognac from Cognac Park that is made exclusively with Ugni Blanc grapes and matured in French oak casks, mainly sourced from the Limousin forest. The palate is filled with notes of toasted almonds, hazelnut, gingerbread, dried figs, dried apricot and tobacco leaves that linger in the finish. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Xo 46° Small Batch Cognac £77.25 Strength: 46% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 46% – This beautiful golden Cognac is a blend of 25-year-old and 15-year-old eaux-de-vie, bottled at 46% ABV with no colouring or chill-filtering. Expect aromas of ripe stones fruits, honey and orange, with a richer palate of stewed ripe fruits and ginger spice. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin No.10 Vsop Cognac £77.50 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. |
![]() Remi Landier Xo Joël Robuchon Cognac £78.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A Cognac that celebrates the coming together of the Landier family and the multi-Michelin-starred-chef, Joel Robuchon. This release contains mature eaux-de-vie from across the region, masterfully blended to create a complex, layered Cognac. You will find notes of freshly baked pastry, apricots and cocoa powder on the palate, underpinned by almonds and black pepper. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Folle Blanche 2005 Gc Cognac / 16 Year Old £78.50 Strength: 47% 50cl Vintage: 2005 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 47% – A 2005 Folle Blanche Grande Champagne Cognac from Domaine Michel Forgeron, matured for 16 years in French oak barrels before being bottled in October 2021. Aromas of acacia honey, cedar wood and dried fruit fill the nose, complemented by notes of spicy oak, star anise, cumin, dried fruit and cigars throughout the palate. |
![]() Michel Couprie Napoleon Cognac £79.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A long-aged Cognac from Michel Couprie. Napoleon is powerful with notes of wood spice and candied fruit. An excellent after-dinner brandy. |
![]() Normandin-mercier Vieille Fine Cognac £79.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bottle of Normandin-Mercier Vieille Fine Cognac – made using grapes grown in both the Petite and Grande Champagne regions. The family have been making Cognac for five generations dating to 1872. |
![]() La Guilde Du Cognac Cherves Richemont 2010 / Borderies £80.50 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 2010 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – An artisanal Cognac from the village of Cherves Richemont, in the region of Borderies – bottled by La Guilde du Cognac. La Guilde specialises in presenting Cognacs from single villages, produced by an artisan distiller with a unique and authentic style that brings out the individual character of the region. |
![]() Chateau De Montifaud Xo Fine Petite Champagne Cognac £80.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bottle of Château de Montifaud's XO Fine Petite Champagne Cognac – made using grapes grown in the Petite Champagne cru. |
![]() Cognac Patte Blanche Xo Bio £80.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, sweet Cognac from Patte Blanche, made with a blend of organically-produced eaux-de-vie that were matured in French oak casks before being blended. The palate is full of rich notes of dried fruit, candied citrus peels, blossom honey, peppery oak and sweet baking spices that linger in the finish. |
![]() Normandin-mercier 2012 / Petite Champagne £81.50 Strength: 45.3% 50cl Vintage: 2012 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 45.3% – A 2012-vintage single cask Cognac from Normandin-Mercier that was matured in French oak until 2022, creating notes of dried apricots, honey, candied orange peel, oaky vanilla, walnuts and soft peppery spice. |
![]() Fanny Fougerat Iris Poivre Xo / 10 Year Old / Hors Serie £81.75 Strength: 44.6% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44.6% – This is a limited-edition cognac with finesse that showcases a lovely floral character. It reveals notes of tea, honeysuckle, dried flowers, and citrus on the nose. The palate brings flavours of candied orange, fresh walnut, and a hint of beeswax. |
![]() Claude Thorin 2000 Grande Champagne Cognac £82.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 2000 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Claude Thorin, control each stage of production on-site in Segonaz – The heart of the Grande Champagne region. This 2000 Cognac is full-bodied with hints of vanilla, candied fruit and cedar on the nose, leading to notes of milk chocolate, nutmeg and toffee on the palate. |
![]() Ae Dor Napoleon Cognac £82.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A well-rounded Cognac from the company named for Amédée Edouard Dor. A blend of various eaux-de-vie designed to be easy drinking. |
![]() Wv Baker 1991 Old Rare Old Cognac N° 01-91 / Baignes £82.50 Strength: 58.5% 70cl Vintage: 1991 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 58.5% – It is one of the most beautiful plots of vines in the appellation, renowned among the greatest cellar masters in the region, including the major merchant houses. |
![]() Hardy Xo Rare / Black Label £83.25 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The result is an elegant cognac with a balanced mix of floral and fruity notes, including dates, rose petals, dried figs, and apricots. |
![]() Guillon-painturaud Xo Vieille Reserve Cognac £84.50 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An elegant fruitbomb, this medium-bodied Vieille Reserve from respected single estate producers Guillon Painturaud is quite a feminine cognac, delicate and approachable with ripe raisin & fig flavours. |
![]() Wv Baker Old Rare Old Cognac 2006 / N°01-06 / Domaine Des Sorges / Fins Bois £84.75 Strength: 58.7% 70cl Vintage: 2006 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 58.7% – A 2006 Vintage Single Estate Cognac from bottler WV Baker, matured in a single cask until it was bottled in November 2022. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 97 Grande Champagne Cognac £84.95 Strength: 47% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47% – This Grande Champagne Cognac from the house of Michel Forgeron is part of the Barrique range, and uses eaux-de-vie solely from the 1997 vintage. This was bottled at a punchy 47% ABV. |
![]() Camus Special Dry Cognac £86.75 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – Made exclusively with grapes from the Camus family estate in Borderies, this handsomely-presented Cognac is rich yet elegant with notes of white fruit, blossoms, liquorice and spice. The bottle is modelled after a classic travel flask, making this an excellent gift for intrepid spirits lovers. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 96 Grande Champagne Cognac £87.25 Strength: 47% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47% – Aged for between two to three decades, this 1996 single-vintage Cognac is part of Michel Forgeron’s Barrique range, and is made solely with eaux-de-vie from the noted Grande Champagne region. |
![]() Hennessy Black Cognac £87.50 Strength: 43% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 43% – Hennessy's hugely popular Black cognac, an assemblage aimed at the club and cocktail market, specially formulated to work well in mixed drinks. |
![]() La Guilde Du Cognac Saint Germain De Vibrac 2007 / Petite Champagne £87.50 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 2007 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – An artisanal Cognac from the village of Saint Germain de Vibrac in Petit Champagne – bottled by La Guilde du Cognac. La Guilde specialises in presenting Cognacs from single villages, produced by an artisan distiller with a unique and authentic style that brings out the individual character of the region. The Saint Germain de Vibrac 2007-vintage was harvested after a stormy summer that made the best wines a rare commodity. |
![]() Martell Single Cru Petite Champagne Cognac £87.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This single cru Cognac was sourced from the Petite Champagne region – known for bright and elegant eaux-de-vie with generous fruit and strong ageing potential. Maturation in Martell’s cellars has imparted a spicy character that accompanies abundant notes of blackberry, cherry and hints of dates. |
![]() Martell Single Cru Fins Bois Cognac £87.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This Cognac was created to showcase the very best of the Fins Bois terroir, a region known for its fruity and expressive eaux-de-vie. The nose reveals a plethora of citrus aromas, including grapefruit, clementine and lemon zest, followed by fresh florals and juicy peaches. |
![]() Wv Baker 1994 Old Rare Old Cognac N° 01-94 / Belle Auge £88.50 Strength: 51.7% 70cl Vintage: 1994 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 51.7% – Elegant and refined, this extremely small-batch Fins Bois cognac is all about finesse. The winegrower originally called this eau-de-vie "Belle Auge," and the name has since stuck with Benjamin Baker. |
![]() Ae Dor No.6 Cognac / Small Bottle £91.25 Strength: 40% 20cl Summary: 20cl / 40% – A 20cl bottle of AE Dor's no.6 Cognac. All the fruit comes from Grande Champagne, the top area of the region. Aged in oak for around 25 years, this is a spicy brandy. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 91 Grande Champagne Cognac £91.50 Strength: 47% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47% – A blend of eaux-de-vie distilled in 1991 is used to make up this release from Michel Forgeron. This is comprised of grapes grown exclusively in the Grande Champagne cru. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 92 Grande Champagne Cognac £91.50 Strength: 52% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 52% – Michel Forgeron's Barrique is a set of vintage Cognacs bottled at high strength and made using Grande Champagne grapes. This is the 1992 edition. |
![]() Remi Landier / Lot 2005 / Through The Grapevine Cognac /lmdw £91.75 Strength: 45.9% 70cl Vintage: 2005 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45.9% / La Maison du Whisky – La Maison du Whisky bottled this Remi Landier Cognac as part of its Through The Grapevine series. The Cognac was aged in a 450-litre red oak cask and has a fruity, floral nose with more tropical notes on the palate, along with richer flavours of rum, coffee and honey. |
![]() Braastad Xo Superior Cognac £92.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An elegant XO Cognac from Braastad, made with a blend of eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne, Fin Bois and Petite Champagne regions, matured for 15 to 25 years before bottling. Aromas of raisins, black pepper, dried fruits, vanilla and coffee beans fill the nose, complemented by notes of toffee and apricots throughout the palate. |
![]() Vaudon Xo Cognac £92.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An elegant, sweet XO Cognac from Vaudon, this offers aromas of violets, mango and candied orange peel throughout the nose. The palate has notes of pineapple, mango, walnuts and summer flowers. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Xo Grande Champagne Single Estate £93.95 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – An elegant-looking bottle of Michel Forgeron's XO Cognac. Made using grapes from a single Grande Champagne estate, this is a blend of eaux-de-vie aged for up to thirty years. |
![]() Hermitage Cigar 15 Grande Champagne Cognac / 15 Year Old £94.50 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – This elegantly spiced Cognac was made from grapes grown in the Grand Champagne region – Cognac’s top cru. The spirit was partially matured in Limousin casks which imparted notes of walnut, nutmeg and cinnamon, alongside black tea, pineapple and honeysuckle on the palate. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 93 Grande Champagne Cognac £94.75 Strength: 47% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47% – Michel Forgeron's Barrique is a set of vintage Cognacs bottled at high strength and made using Grande Champagne grapes. This is the 1993 edition. |
![]() Cognac Park 2004 Mizunara Cask £94.75 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 2004 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – A limited-edition single-vintage Cognac from Cognac Park that was distilled in 2004 and initially matured in French oak, before being finished in a virgin Japanese Mizunara oak cask. The palate offers notes of violet, plum, orange, coffee, nutmeg, ginger and dried fruit that linger in the finish. |
![]() Ferrand 2018 Mother's Measure Cognac / Exclusive To The Whisky Exchange £94.95 Strength: 48% 70cl Vintage: 2018 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48% – Bottled exclusively for The Whisky Exchange, this single-cask Cognac spent three years in French oak and an additional one year in a cask previously used for Banyuls, a French fortified wine. You can expect notes of tinned peaches and honeysuckle, with toasted baking spice, lychee and chocolate-covered-cherries on the palate. The finish is long and fruity with hints of oak spice. |
![]() Fanny Fougerat Cedre Blanc Xo Cognac £95.75 Strength: 44% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44% – The top of Fanny Fougerat's range, this XO Cognac has been named Cèdre Blanc. Rich and full bodied yet elegant, this is a thinker's Cognac. |
![]() Delamain Pale & Dry Xo Centenaire £96.25 Strength: 42% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 42% – Made with a blend of eaux-de-vie from grapes grown in the Grande Champagne town of Bellevigne, Delamain Pale & Dry Centenaire is a fruity, floral XO Cognac with notes of peonies, apricots, orange and vanilla throughout the palate. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet Vieilles Grande Champagne Lot 90-80s £96.25 Strength: 45.5% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 45.5% – An impressively-aged Grande Champagne Cognac from Jean-Luc Pasquet, made exclusively with Ugni Blanc grapes, creating aromas of orange zest, raisins, coffee beans, quince and blossom honey that fill the nose. The palate brings notes of star anise, cinnamon, peppery oak, plums, nutmeg and ginger that linger in the finish. |
![]() Merlet St Sauvant Cognac £98.50 Strength: 44.3% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44.3% – Merlet has been distilling since the mid-19th century, and this Cognac is all about sweet, ripe fruit. Expect aromas of stone fruit and citrus on the nose, and an intense palate of toasty oak, roasted nuts and more ripe fruit on the palate. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Cognac "lot 88" Bons Bois £98.95 Strength: 48.3% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 48.3% – Lot 88 Bons Bois is an exceptional Cognac, selected by the cellar master to showcase some of the best eaux-de-vie from the area. This complex single cask shows notes of candied fruit, jasmine and lime blossom, with cocoa powder and praline on the finish. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Vieille Reserve Xo Cognac £99.75 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A smooth, complex XO Cognac from Vallein-Tercinier, presented in a stylish crystal decanter. The palate offers notes of dried fruit, dates, apricots and soft spices. |
![]() Hardy 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1980s £99.95 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A Hardy 3 Stars Cognac bottled in the 1980s. 3 Stars was the old Cognac classification which compares today's VS Cognac. |
![]() Bache Gabrielsen Xo Premium Cognac £101.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, sweet XO Cognac from Bache Gabrielsen made with grapes grown in Cognac's Fin Bois, Petite Champagne and Grand Champagne regions. Aromas of jasmine, banana, plum, toasted hazelnut, almonds and mocha fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 90 Grande Champagne Cognac £102.00 Strength: 47% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47% – Michel Forgeron's Barrique is a set of vintage Cognacs bottled at high strength and made using Grande Champagne grapes. This is the 1990 edition. |
![]() Hine Bonneuil 2012 Cognac £102.00 Strength: 42.5% 70cl Vintage: 2012 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.5% – A limited-edition single estate Cognac from one of the oldest Cognac houses in France – Maison Hine. A combination of only 12 casks, the Bonneuil 2012 is made from a single harvest Grande Champagne Cognac and has been aged for 10 years. The palate displays hazelnuts and bold tobacco, highlighted by notes of coffee and pastry. Enjoy neat – room temperature or chilled – or pair with Pata Negra ham, slices of sashimi, or with oysters. |
![]() Cognac Park Cigar Blend £103.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Cognac Park Cigar Blend is made with a combination of Ugni Blanc grapes from Cognac's Petite Champagne and Grande Champagne regions, and matured in French oak casks, sourced mainly from the Limousin forest. The palate offers aromas of honey, hazelnuts, liquorice, clove, Tarte Tatin, dark chocolate, almonds, plum and mango that linger in the finish. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin Cognac No.20 Reserve Speciale £104.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Ragnaud Sabourin's Lot no.20, the Réserve Speciale. It's a 100% Ugni Blanc cognac produced in Grande Champagne and aged for at least 20 years to give a rich and rounded palate. |
![]() Camus 11 Year Old / île De Ré / Through The Grapevine 3.0 £107.00 Strength: 49% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 49% / La Maison du Whisky – Camus Ile de Re Fine Island Cognac is a delightful take on the classic Ile de Re Cognacs, bottled by La Maison Du Whisky for its Through The Grapevine series. Grown on the island, just of the coast of France’s Cognac region, the grapes used for making this spirit are very different from those grown on the mainland. Aged in lightly toasted oak barrels this Cognac has a sweet and fruity flavour profile, with aromas of caramel, peaches and mint on the nose. The palate holds notes of apricots, straw |
![]() Godet Xo Terre Cognac / Ceramic Bottle £108.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The XO Terre is a powerful Cognac from a house with more than 400 years of history. This outstanding release contains a blend of eaux-de-vie from six terroirs, presented in an elegant ceramic bottle. The complex flavours of this Cognac make it an ideal digestif, with notes of leather, walnut, cacao nibs and lashing of creamy vanilla throughout. |
![]() Godet Xo Terre Cognac £108.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Part of the Unique range, Godet's XO Terre is a powerful Cognac from this hiostoric house with more than 400 years of history. |
![]() Godet Folle Blanche Single Grape Cognac £109.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This 100% Folle Blanche Cognac from Godet reveals the elegantly perfumed character of this now rarely-seen variety with notes of white blossoms, lychees and wildflower honey. |
![]() Godet Colombard Single Grape Cognac £109.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Made using only the rare Colombard grape, this varietal blend from Godet celebrates the history of Cognac. Expect a rich and intense on the palate with notes of cocoa nibs and dark fruits framed by warming French oak spice. |
![]() Godet Montils Single Grape Cognac £109.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rare example of Cognac made exclusively from the seldom-seen Montils grape. This is an elegant blend with a silky texture and fragrant notes of vanilla, fresh grapes and orange blossoms. |
![]() Claude Thorin Xo Royal Grande Champagne Cognac £110.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This blend of mature Cognacs was made from Ugni Blanc grapes, grown in the Grand Champagne region. Its age has generated a lot of intense spiciness which is tempered by dark chocolate and hints of citrus fruit. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Xo Classic Cognac £110.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An XO Cognac from Maxime Trijol, made using grapes from various crus within the region. The family began distilling in 1859 and Maxime set up his own distillery in 1962. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet Symphonie Des Terroirs N°1 L.31y £110.00 Strength: 50.6% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 50.6% – This Cognac from domaine Pasquet is it’s first multi-cru release and has selected eaux-de-vie from Grand Champagne, Fins Bois, Bons Bois and Petite Champagne. This is an assemblage of six producers in total and is intended to honour their collective history. Aromas of ginger, honeysuckle and biscuit on the nose, with brioche, citrus peel and cinnamon on the palate. |
![]() Hermitage Cognac Café 20 Grande Champagne Cognac £110.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – A rich 20-year-old Grande Champagne Cognac from Hermitage that, as the name suggests, is filled with coffeed notes – mocha and walnuts. It is in a style similar to the Cognacs of the 18th and 19th centuries, which were often drunk accompanied by coffee or pastries. |
![]() Jean Fillioux Cigar Club Cognac £111.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The Fillioux family have been making Cognac since 1880. The Cigar Club has been created to be the perfect accompaniment to a cigar, although it's just as delicious on its own. Unctuous with a long finish. |
![]() Paul Giraud 1999 Vintage Cognac £114.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1999 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Bottled in 2021, this 1999-vintage Cognac from Paul Giraud offers lovely citrus and apricot throughout the palate, alongside sweet spices and peach notes. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Cognac "lot 83" Petite Champagne £117.00 Strength: 50.4% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 50.4% – A limited release made from grapes grown in the Petite Champagne region of Cognac. This single barrel produced an overtly rich spirit with notes of candied pear, ripe mangos almond oil and coconut on the palate. |
![]() Claude Thorin Héritage Grande Champagne Cognac £117.50 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – A blend of incredibly mature eaux-de-vie, made from Ugni Blanc grapes grown in the Grande Champagne cru and aged for 35 years. Aromas of tobacco leaf, sliced pear and bitter orange fill the nose, leading to notes of toasted oak, nutmeg and crystallised ginger on the palate. |
![]() Abk6 Xo Family Cellar Cognac £118.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Cognac producer ABK6 was founded in 2005 by Francis Abecassis in the Domaine de Chez Maillard close to Claix village. This XO was made on the family estate and matured for over a decade, revealing a Cognac with hints of stone fruits, praline, pastry, tobacco and soft oak tannins. |
![]() Ae Dor Cognac For Cigar £118.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – A Cognac specially designed to be an accompaniment to a cigar, put together by AE Dor. It's a blend that includes Petite and Grande Champagne Cognacs as well as a number of spirits that have been aged in new oak casks – this gives an extra woodiness that helps the Cognac stand up to a cigar's flavours. |
![]() Hennessy Xo / Half Bottle £119.00 Strength: 40% 35cl Summary: 35cl / 40% – A half bottle of the acclaimed Hennessy XO Cognac, made from a blend of 100 eaux-de-vie. A complex spirit with layers of candied fruit, wild cocoa, pepper and other intermingled spices. |
![]() Remy Martin Tercet Cognac / Fine Champagne £119.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – A fruity Cognac from Remy Martin that is made through close-collaboration between winemaker, distiller and cellar master. The result is a complex character with notes of lychee, pineapple, dried apricots, ginger, peaches, cinnamon, liquorice root and nutmeg throughout the palate. |
![]() Leyrat Xo Vieille Reserve Cognac £119.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An XO cognac from famed producer Leyrat, both produced and bottled on the Maillard estate. |
![]() Martell Vs 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1980s £120.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1980s release of Martell's three star VS cognac, bottled at the slightly strange size of 68cl, the equivalent of 24 imperial fluid ounces. |
![]() Remy Martin Xo Excellence / Half Bottle £120.00 Strength: 40% 35cl Summary: 35cl / 40% – A half bottle of Remy Martin's XO Excellence. A blend of 85% Grande Champagne and 15% Petite Champagne cognacs, this is delicious and visually extremely impressive. |
![]() Normandin-mercier La Péraudiére Cuvee £120.00 Strength: 42.7% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 42.7% – La Péraudiére is a Grand Champagne Cognac from Normandin-Mercier that was matured in casks made from 100-year-old trees from its Péraudiére estate and bottled in celebration of its 140th anniversary. |
![]() Hardy 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1970s £120.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A Hardy 3 Stars Cognac bottled in the 1970s. 3 Stars was the old Cognac classification which compares today's VS Cognac. |
![]() Fouquet Couzin Extra Vieille Cognac £122.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – A bottle of Fouquet Couzin's Extra Vieille (extra old) Cognac. Using fruit exclusively from the Grande Champagne region, this is an example of well-aged Cognac. |
![]() Sazerac De Forge Et Fils Finest Original Cognac £122.00 Strength: 47% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 47% – A rich, floral Cognac from Sazerac de Forge et Fils, Finest Original is inspired by the very first Cognacs made by Bernard Sazerac de Forge. Distilled from old and rare grapes native to the Cognac region, using traditional stills, it offers notes of dried fruit, black pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon, orange peel and oaky vanilla throughout the palate. |
![]() La Guilde Du Cognac Saint Preuil Extra / Grande Champagne £122.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44% – An artisanal Cognac from the village of Saint Preuil in Grande Champagne – bottled by La Guilde du Cognac. La Guilde specialises in presenting Cognacs from single villages, produced by an artisan distiller with a unique and authentic style that brings out the individual character of the region. Saint Preuil Extra has been blended using eaux-de-vie from 1990, 1996, and 2004, and slowly matured in French oak barrels to create a complex Cognac. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Vieille Reserve Cognac £123.00 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – A bottle of Michel Forgeron's Vieille Reserve Cognac. Aged for between 30 and 50 years, this is produced entirely from Ugni Blanc grapes grown in the top area of the region – Grande Champagne. |
![]() Hermitage 2008 Grande Champagne Cognac £124.00 Strength: 45% 70cl Vintage: 2008 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45% – A rich, well-balanced 2008-vintage Cognac from Hermitage that offers aromas of baked apples, dates, roasted nuts and baking spices that fill the nose. The palate offers notes of cinnamon, toffee, pistachios, dates, mango, passionfruit and orange oil. |
![]() Courvoisier Xo Cognac £125.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Rich and full-bodied, yet still exceptionally smooth, this luxurious XO contains long-aged eaux-de-vie from Grande & Petite Champagne for grace & flavour, plus a little Borderies for structure and depth. A perennial award-winner. |
![]() Louis Royer Xo Cognac £126.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Award-winning XO from a great, although little-known, house. A blend of eaux-de-vies, many of which are far older than the minimum age for XO. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Cognac "lot 96" Fins Bois / Cask 134 £127.00 Strength: 48.7% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 48.7% – A Fins Bois Cognac from family-owned Cognac house Vallein Tercinier, in Chermignac, France. ‘Lot 96’ was aged in a French oak cask until it was bottled in 2021 with a turnout of 435 bottles. This rare Cognac has a subtle but voluptuous aroma full of violet sweets, exotic fruits, English cake, and candied apricots. The violet proceeds onto the palate and is joined by Timut pepper, liquorice, and lemon. The finish brings floral notes, leaning towards white tea accompanied by subtle notes of honey, |
![]() Cognac Patte Blanche Extra Bio £127.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Patte Blanche Extra Bio is a blend of organically-produced eaux-de-vie that were matured in French oak casks. Aromas of candied orange, walnuts, hazelnuts, clove and nutmeg fill the nose, complemented by notes of quince, apricot, oak and dried fruit throughout the palate. |
![]() Guillon-painturaud Xo Hors D'age Cognac £128.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Aged around 30 years in oak before bottling, this Hors d'Age from Guillon Painturaud retains the house style of medium-weighted spirits still very vibrantly fruity even at this great age. This style of Cognac will appeal to fans of Remy Martin rather than some of the more weighty big-hitters like Hennessy. |
![]() François Voyer Xo Cognac £128.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An XO Cognac from Francois Voyer, matured in French oak for at least 10 years. It is a fruity, rich Cognac with notes of dried apricots, stewed apples and cinnamon on the palate. |
![]() Delamain Pale & Dry Xo Cognac £132.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – A blend of long-aged XO Grande Champagne Cognacs, Delamain Pale & Dry benefits from a lengthy two-year marriage period in cask after assemblage before being bottled, resulting in a beautifully smooth roundness and flavour integration on the palate. |
![]() Hermitage Cacao 25 Grande Champagne Cognac / 25 Year Old £133.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Unsurprisingly, by its name, this 25-year-old Cognac has a backbone of dark chocolate running through the length of the spirit. You can also expect complex notes of dark cherries, bay leaves, candy ginger and honeycomb, which lead to a long finish. This Cognac makes for an ideal digestif. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 87 Grande Champagne Cognac £135.00 Strength: 52% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 52% – The grapes used for this blend of eaux-de-vie were grown from the Grand Champagne cru. This elegant Cognac proffers a bright floral bouquet, with iris and jasmine showing first, followed by clove spice and powerful dark chocolate. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 88 Grande Champagne Cognac £135.00 Strength: 55% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 55% – This Cognac has guarded much of its spirit away from the angels, despite its 30 years in French oak barrels. The nose bursts with stewed fruit, Comice pear and gentle wisps of smoke, with some light florals and a long and spicy finish. |
![]() Bisquit Vsop Cognac / Bot.1970s £135.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1970s bottle of Bisquit's VSOP cognac. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 87 Grande Champagne Cognac £135.00 Strength: 56% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 56% – This is a blend of eaux-de-vie distilled in 1987. Bottled at a high-for-Cognac 56%, this uses grapes grown exclusively in the Grande Champagne cru. |
![]() Hardy Noces D'argent Cognac £135.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Noces d’Argent (‘silver anniversary’) is a delicious Cognac from Hardy blended from 30 eaux-de-vie with an average age of 25 years. Rich, sweet and spicy, with notes of raisins, tobacco, cinnamon and apricots, this is made purely with eaux-de-vie from Grande and Petite Champagne, the two finest growing areas in the Cognac region. |
![]() Jean Fillioux Lot 92 Grande Champagne Cognac / Exclusive To The Whisky Exchange £135.00 Strength: 46% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 46% / La Maison du Whisky – Cognac has been made by five generations of the Fillioux family starting with Honore Fillioux in 1894. The house continues to be a small-scale production that oversees the entire process including soil and grapevine health, to distillation and bottling, and everything in between. Bottled exclusively for The Whisky Exchange, this Cognac was matured in a Limousin oak cask, before being bottled by Through the Grapevine in 2023. There are aromas of candied citrus, dried fig and praline on the nose l |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 89 Grande Champagne Cognac £140.00 Strength: 58% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 58% – This is a powerful Cognac made exclusively with Ugni Blanc grapes from the Grande Champagne region – the most prestigious area in Cognac. It's has been aged for more than 30 years, proffering woody aromas of cedar, cinnamon and black pepper, alongside notes of quince and candied peaches. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon Grand Xo Cognac / 20 Year Old / Gift Bag £140.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This incredibly rich Cognac from Chateau de Beaulon brings aromas of lily, angelica, toasted hazelnuts and poached pear on the nose. The palate is just as complex, with notes of pine, honeycomb, cinnamon and raisin. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon Xo Cognac £142.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bottling of Chateau de Beaulon XO Cognac. The boutique producer goes well above the minimum legal XO age of six and a half years, with cognacs up to twenty five years of age in the assemblage. |
![]() Drouet Et Fils Paradis De Famille / Hors D'age Cognac £142.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – The Paradis de Famille is the oldest currently available Cognac from the Drouet domain. It contains eaux-de-vie of between 25 and 30 years old combined to make Drouet’s most refined and elegant Cognac. This Cognac has won many medals over the last few years. |
![]() Fradon Lot 70 Cognac / Through The Grapevine £145.00 Strength: 46.3% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 46.3% / La Maison Du Whisky – Bottled for La Maison du Whisky's Through the Grapevine series, this Fradon Lot 70 Cognac offers notes of coconut, vanilla, honeysuckle and apricots throughout the palate. |
![]() Domaine Le Reviseur Xo Petite Champagne Cognac £146.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A single estate cognac from the same stable as Leyrat, Le Reviseur comes from the Domaine du Maine Drilhon, an estate of 60 hectares in the heart of the Petite Champagne region. |
![]() Ferrand 2010 Single Cask Cognac / 10 Year Old £149.00 Strength: 56% 70cl Vintage: 2010 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 56% – A 2010-vintage Cognac from Maison Ferrand's Single Cask series, that was matured for a decade, creating notes of dried fruit, walnuts, marzipan, delicate flowers and sweet citrus throughout the palate. |
![]() Remy Martin Vs Cognac / Bot.1980s £150.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 68.2cl / 40% – A bottling of Rémy Martin's ever popular VS Cognac released sometime in the 1980s. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Gift Box £150.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – First bottled in 1912 by Edouard Martell, this classic Cognac is Martell's flagship brand and has become synonymous with the highest standard of quality. Cordon Bleu remains many connoisseurs' favourite expression of Martell. |
![]() Martell 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1970s £150.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1970s bottling of 3 Stars Cognac from Martell. Martell are unusual amongst many of the other big Cognac companies as they use a large amount of grapes from the Borderies, which gives a nuttier taste. |
![]() Cognac Park 21 Year Old Chai No.8 Petite Champagne £150.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A single barrel Cognac from Cognac Park, matured for 21 years in a French oak cask that was kept in the house's Chai No.8 (cellar no.8). The palate offers notes of passion fruit, mango, dark chocolate, candied fruits, liquorice, prune and autumn leaves that linger in the finish. |
![]() Martell Vs 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1970s £150.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A cream labelled bottle of Martell's 3 stars cognac that we think was produced in the 1970s. |
![]() Martell Vs 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1970s £150.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1970s bottling of 3 Stars Cognac from Martell. Martell are unusual amongst many of the other big Cognac companies as they use a large amount of grapes from the Borderies, which gives a nuttier taste. |
![]() Camus Lot 1992 Fin Bois Cognac £152.00 Strength: 52.2% 70cl Vintage: 1992 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 52.2% – Camus Lot 92 Fin Bois Cognac is a fruity, oaky addition to the Through The Grapevine range that showcases a minerality not often found in Fin Bois Cognacs. Aromas of fresh apples, vanilla, cloves, cinnamon, ginger, pineapple, ripe grapes and a hint of salinity fill the nose, complemented by notes of tobacco, spearmint, Mirabelle plum, greengages, chalk, pear, walnut and green olive throughout the palate. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon Xo Collection Cognac £152.00 Strength: 40% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 40% – A very handsomely-presented half-litre carafe of quality XO cognac from boutique producers Chateau de Beaulon. The cognacs chosen for this assemblage have been aged for over 25 years in oak. |
![]() Vaudon 1996 Single Cask Cognac / Through The Grapevine £154.00 Strength: 51.1% 70cl Vintage: 1996 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 51.1% / La Maison du Whisky – Bottled for La Maison du Whisky's Through the Grapevine series, this 1996-vintage Cognac was distilled by Vaudon, and matured in a handful of specially-selected casks. It offers notes of honey, quince jam, plums and oranges, before a lingering finish of lavender, star anise and dates. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Xo Grande Champagne Cognac £156.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An XO cognac from Maxime Trijol, made using grapes solely from the Grande Champagne region. The family began distilling in 1859 and Maxime set up his own distillery in 1962. |
![]() Cognac Park Chai No.8 Borderies £157.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A single barrel Cognac from Cognac Park, made exclusively with grapes from Cognac's Borderies region in a French oak cask that was kept in the house's Chai No.8 (cellar no.8). The palate offers notes of almonds, honey, figs, nutmeg, vanilla and gingerbread that linger in the finish. |
![]() Remy Martin Xo Cognac £159.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Aged for longer than the XO Special, this Fine Champagne contains 85% Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie. Remarkably rich and mellow. |
![]() Frapin 1993 / 22 Year Old Cognac / Exclusive To The Whisky Exchange £160.00 Strength: 43.2% 70cl Vintage: 1993 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43.2% – We are proud to announce our first-ever TWE exclusive Cognac: a single-vintage bottling from the highly regarded house of Frapin. Aged for more than two decades, this really shows off the character of Grande Champagne, the most highly rated area in Cognac. Expect elegant notes of orchard fruit, intense spices and a rich, smooth mouthfeel; a Cognac we are proud to put our name to. |
![]() Vaudon Cask 78+80 / Through The Grapevine Cognac / Lmdw £162.00 Strength: 48.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 48.5% / La Maison du Whisky – Full-bodied fragrance offers up a tempting trio of candied citrus peel, strong spice aromas and a touch of sweet vanilla. Following, we find a delightfully smooth palate where fresh orchard fruits and apple blossom dance with more vanilla on a supple honeyed undertow. All of this builds to a heady, floral finish – springtime in a glass with a sprinkling of chilli spice to keep you on your toes. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 82 Grande Champagne Cognac £163.00 Strength: 54% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 54% – Michel Forgeron's Barrique is a set of vintage Cognacs bottled at high strength and made using Grande Champagne grapes. This is the 1982 edition. |
![]() Leyrat Xo Elite Cognac £163.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The heaviest in Leyrat's regular range, the XO Elite is a dense and complex tasting Cognac with floral and rancio elements. It is made exclusively using grapes grown in the Fins Bois cru of the region. |
![]() Abk6 Xo Renaissance Single Estate £165.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A well-balanced, aromatic XO Cognac from innovative Cognac House ABK6, Renaissance was made using grapes from a single estate and has notes of hazelnuts, candied fruits, dried figs and cedar wood throughout the palate. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin No.25 Xo Cognac Decanter £166.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A beautiful square decanter from Ragnaud Sabourin, filled with their excellent XO, produced from Grande Champagne grapes and aged for 25 years. |
![]() Wv Baker Old Rare Old Cognac 1984 / N°01-84 £169.00 Strength: 53.8% 70cl Vintage: 1984 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 53.8% – A limited Petite Champagne Cognac from WV Baker & Co. This single estate expression was filled into cask in 1984 and bottled in 2024, generating a rich rancio character. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier 1975 Fins Bois £170.00 Strength: 52.1% 70cl Vintage: 1975 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 52.1% – This Fins Bois Cognac was aged for 48 years in singe French oak barrel. It Offers a pleasant, rounded nose with aromas of toasted brioche, green almonds, leather, butterscotch and menthol. |
![]() Hine Antique Xo Cognac £170.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Hine's flagship brand is another Fine Champagne cognac, aged 'more than one generation' and with a subtle, delicate palate to delight the most discerning of cognac aficionados. |
![]() Remy Martin Vs / Fine Champagne Cognac / Bot.1970s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68.2cl / 40% – A 1970s release of Rémy Martin's Fine Champagne VS Cognac. |
![]() Courvoisier 3 Star Luxe Cognac / Bot.1980s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old bottle of Courvoisier's 3 star 'Luxe' cognac that we think was produced back in the 1980s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1970s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68.2cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac. ‘Fine Champagne’ shows that the grapes from which this fruity Cognac was made were sourced solely from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, the two most highly rated Cognac regions. This VSOP was bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1970s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68.2cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac. ‘Fine Champagne’ shows that the grapes from which this fruity Cognac was made were sourced solely from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, the two most highly rated Cognac regions. This VSOP was bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1970s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac. ‘Fine Champagne’ shows that the grapes from which this fruity Cognac was made were sourced solely from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, the two most highly rated Cognac regions. This VSOP was bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Courvoisier Vsop Liqueur Cognac / Bot.1970s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A bottle of Courvoisier's celebrated VSOP Cognac, which was bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Ferrand Sda Selection Des Anges Cognac £175.00 Strength: 41.8% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41.8% – A rich, fruity Cognac from Pierre Ferrand, Selection Des Anges offers notes of crystalised orange, dried rose petals, jasmine, violets, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg on the palate. Slowly notes of blossom honey, soft vanilla and toasted hazelnuts develop. |
![]() Remy Martin Vs / Fine Champagne / Bot.1970s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68.2cl / 40% – A 1970s release of Rémy Martin's Fine Champagne VS Cognac. |
![]() Rémy Martin Vsop Cognac / Bot.1970s £175.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – Rémy Martin from the mid to late 20th century offers an aromatic profile shaped by longer aging and a slightly rustic character compared to today’s more refined styles. |
![]() Paul Giraud Tres Rare Cognac £177.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Longer aged than the standard XO, Très Rare is a complex and spicy Cognac with notes of clove and pepper. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon 1988 Fins Bois Cognac / Through The Grapevine 5.0 £178.00 Strength: 55.2% 70cl Vintage: 1988 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 55.2% / La Maison du Whisky – A 1988 vintage from an esteemed Cognac producer Chateau de Beaulon owned by Christian Thomas – located in Saint-Dizant-du-Gua in the Fins Bois appellation. This expression is made solely from Colombard grapes and aged in Troncais oak barrels for 34 years – creating a complex and full-bodied cask-strength Cognac to savour. The nose is inviting with notes of apricot, mango, butter, vanilla pod, and balsamic and herbaceous undertones. The rich palate offers additional notes of praline, candied lemo |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 79 Grande Champagne Cognac £182.00 Strength: 54% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 54% – Michel Forgeron's Barrique is a set of vintage Cognacs bottled at high strength and made using Grande Champagne grapes. This is the 1979 edition. |
![]() Abecassis Xo Grande Champagne Cognac £182.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Abecassis XO from ABK6 Cognacs is made with 100% Ugni Blanc grapes harvested from the region of Grande Champagne and aged in new oak barrels for six to eight months before being transferred into refill casks for a minimum of six years. This elegant Cognac offers notes of vanilla, cedar wood, dried fruits, warm spices and fine tannins. Serve neat as an indulgent digestive. |
![]() Frapin 1995 Cognac / 25 Year Old £183.00 Strength: 41.4% 70cl Vintage: 1995 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 41.4% – A 1995 Frapin Cognac made with grapes grown during a hot, dry summer, producing a generous and impressive harvest, and matured for quarter of a century in French oak casks. Aromas of tangerine zest, dried peach, gingerbread, lemon, cinnamon and biscuits fill the nose, complemented by notes of apples, pears, vanilla, nutmeg, ginger, dried apricot and honey throughout the palate. |
![]() Remy Martin Xo Cognac / Festive Gift Box £184.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Aged for longer than the XO Special, this Fine Champagne contains 85% Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie. Remarkably rich and mellow it offers notes of baking spices, citrus, honey-soaked plums and brioche throughout the palate. This bottle comes with a festive Christmas gift box. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin No 35 Fontvieille Cognac £185.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Exceptionally pure, unblended Grande Champagne Cognac from one of the most prestigious private estates in the region. Fresh, floral and very long on the finish. |
![]() Hennessy Xo Cognac £187.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The original 'extra-old' Cognac, first bottled in 1870 by Maurice Hennessy for family and friends. Darker and much more complex than the VSOP, with appealing leather and tobacco notes and a touch of spice – a great cigar Cognac. |
![]() Chateau De Montifaud L50 Heritage Louis Vallet £189.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Chateau Montifaud L50 Heritage Louis Vallet has been aged for around 50 years. This is a rich and rounded Cognac that, once given time to breathe, is one to truly sip and savour. |
![]() Abk6 Single Estate Cognac 1985 £190.00 Strength: 42.5% 70cl Vintage: 1985 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.5% – ABK6 is a modern Cognac house run by father and daughter team Francis and Elodie Abécassis – hence the name ABK6. This single vintage Cognac was composed from six barrels from their paradis cellar, and offers elegant notes of dried fruit, pepper, orange peel and gentle oak spice. |
![]() Hine Xo Cognac £192.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A highly regarded cognac, Hine Antique XO is crafted from a blend of over 40 eaux-de-vie, exclusively sourced from the Grande Champagne region. |
![]() Naud Extra Fine Cognac £193.00 Strength: 42.3% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42.3% – Naud Cognac Extra is made with a combination of rare eaux-de-vie that were matured in French oak casks and hand-selected by Jean-Michel and Pierre Naud. Aromas of candied orange peel, quice, mocha, cedar wood and rancio fill the nose, complemented by notes of orange peel, leather, tobacco, vanilla and warm toast throughout the palate. |
![]() Hennessy Xo By Yan Pei-ming / Chinese New Year 2023 Gift Box £195.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 2023 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – This limited-edition bottling of the iconic Hennessy XO has been created to celebrate the lunar new year. The striking artwork that accompanies the release was created by Chinese painter Yan Pei-Ming. An excellent gift for any cognac lover and the ideal way to ring in the year of the rabbit. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu / Litre £199.00 Strength: 40% 100cl Summary: 100cl / 40% – First bottled in 1912 by Edouard Martell, this classic Cognac is Martell's flagship brand and has since developed a following for its quality. This litre bottle of Cordon Bleu is presented in a light blue gift box and shows notes of dried tea leaves, ground nutmeg, pineapple, and toasted cinnamon. |
![]() Delamain La Rambaudie / Pleiade Collection £199.00 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – Delamain’s Pleiade Collection comprises some of the extraordinary Cognac from across the cellars of this storied house. This edition is a mature Grande Champagne eau-de-vie coming exclusively from the village of Malaville and matured in a single French oak cask. In the glass, it displays notes of chocolate covered cinnamon rolls, baked orchard fruits and fresh fig. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu / Litre £199.00 Strength: 40% 100cl Summary: 100cl / 40% – First bottled in 1912 by Edouard Martell, this classic Cognac is Martell's flagship brand and has since developed a following for its quality. This litre bottle of Cordon Bleu is presented in a dark blue gift box and shows notes of dried tea leaves, ground nutmeg, pineapple, and toasted cinnamon. |
![]() Courvoisier 3 Star Cognac / Bot.1970s £199.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1970s 24 fl ozs bottling of Courvoisier's 3 star cognac. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1960s £199.00 Strength: 40% 73cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 73cl / 40% – A 3 star cognac (now called VS) from Bisquit. The brand was established in 1819 and the Château of the same name was built in the heart of Cognac at the end of the 19th century. We estimate this was bottled in the 1960s. |
![]() Tesseron Xo Passion £200.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An elegant XO Cognac from Tesseron, Passion is made with Ugni Blanc grapes and matured in Limousin French oak barrels for up to 10 years, creating aromas of apricot, orange, butterscotch, oak, leather and walnut that fill the nose. The palate offers notes of violet petals, strawberry, pecan pie, maple syrup and hints of garden herbs that linger in the finish. |
![]() Frapin Vip Xo Cognac £200.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Frapin VIP XO is a spicy and floral Cognac with lots of the characteristics that you'd expect from a Grande-Champagne-heavy blend of eaux-de-vie. This was the only Cognac served on British Airways Concorde flights. |
![]() Camus Xo Borderies Cognac £201.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Camus' XO Borderies Cognac comes from the vines around the domaine's own estate. This is a powerful, rich and creamy Cognac. |
![]() Martell Xo Cognac £203.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bold Cognac from Martell with an eye-catching bottle, balancing the power and intensity of Grande Champagne with the classic elegance of the Borderies Cru. Aromas of pink and black peppercorns, figs, walnuts, sandalwood and hints of coriander fill the nose, complemented by notes of blackcurrant, fig, plums, vanilla, oak spice, cinnamon, dates and cracked black pepper throughout the palate. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Cognac "lot 72" Petite Champagne £219.00 Strength: 51.3% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 51.3% – A Petit Champagne Cognac from family-owned Cognac house Vallein Tercinier, in Chermignac, France. ‘Lot 72’ was aged in a French oak cask until it was bottled in 2022, with a turnout of 657 bottles. The nose offers a range of aromas, from old port wine, cocoa, praline, amber, and saffron, to fine tannins and heather honey. The palate introduces itself with bourbon vanilla, English cake, liquorice, candied orange, and a fresh and delicate character. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet Le Cognac De Paul Lot 57 £220.00 Strength: 42.3% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 42.3% – A limited-edition Cognac produced in Chez Ferchauds and bottled as part of Jean-Luc Pasquet’s Trésors de Famille series – a range comprising old and rare Cognac. This is a herbal and fruity expression with notes of menthol, bergamot and blood oranges, punctuated by bright lemon-thyme. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Hors D'age Cognac £223.00 Strength: 50% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 50% – A bottle of Michel Forgeron's Hors d'Age Special Cognac. Aged for between 30 and 50 years, this is produced entirely from Ugni Blanc grapes grown in the top area of the region – Grande Champagne. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu / Chinese New Year 2020 £225.00 Strength: 40% 100cl Vintage: 2020 Bottler: Summary: 100cl / 40% – First bottled in 1912 by Edouard Martell, this classic Cognac is Martell's flagship brand and has since developed a following for its quality. This litre bottle of Cordon Bleu, released for Chinese New Year 2020, is presented in a golden gift box and shows notes of dried tea leaves, ground nutmeg, pineapple, and toasted cinnamon. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Dry Collection Lot#2 / Petite Champagne £225.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – Part of Maxime Trijol’s Dry Collection, this Petite Champagne Cognac was selected and assembled by the family over several years. The nose explodes with aromas of bright tropical fruit, followed by quince, leather and hints of vanilla. |
![]() Courvoisier 3 Stars Luxe Cognac / Bot.1960s £225.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – Bottled in the 1960s, this Courvoisier 3 Star Luxe Cognac was distilled while Courvoisier was still using direct-fire stills, which produced fuller, fruitier Cognac. |
![]() Hennessy Vsop Cognac / Bot.1980s £225.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old bottle of Hennessy VSOP Cognac produced from grapes from both the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions of Cognac. This appears to have been bottled some time in the 1980s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1970s £225.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac with the lesser-seen white label, which we estimate was produced in the 1960s. 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. |
![]() Hine 1988 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Landed 1990 / Bot.2004 £225.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 2004 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A deliciously complex Cognac from Hine that deftly melds soft fruit and savoury mushroom notes. Refined oak is ever-present in the background, and the finish is pleasingly long. |
![]() Martell Vsop Medaillon Cognac / Bot.1970s £225.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottling of Martell's best selling VSOP Medaillon Cognac. The historic house was founded in 1715 by Jean Martell. Martell are famed for using a high proportion of Borderies grapes, giving their Cognacs a nuttier taste. We estimate this was bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Maxime Trijol Dry Collection Lot #1 / Grande Champagne £225.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – For over six generations, the family behind Maxime Trijol has accumulated expertise in Cognac-making. The Dry Collection reflects this wealth of knowledge and showcases the most exceptional Cognacs from lot no.1. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet Le Cognac D' Andre Lot 68-72 £227.00 Strength: 54.3% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 54.3% – A limited-edition Fins Bois Cognac from Jean-Luc Pasquet's Tresors de Famille series, made with a blend of Lot 68 and Lot 72 eaux-de-vie from vines in Asnieres-la-Giraud. |
![]() Wv Baker Old Rare Old Cognac / Borderies £228.00 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – A limited-edition Single Estate Cognac from WV Baker that was matured in a single cask until November 2022, creating a fruity, nutty character with notes of dried fruit, apricots, honeysuckle and almonds throughout the palate. |
![]() Fanny Fougerat Sir / 50 Year Old / Type 72 Cognac / Hors Serie £232.00 Strength: 47.8% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 47.8% – The fifth edition from the collection, was made using Ugni Blanc grapes and matured for an impressive 50 years in French oak barrels. Aromas of sultana, plum and chamois leather fill the nose, leading to notes of lavender, candied orange peel and porcini mushrooms on the finish. |
![]() Braastad Extra Cognac £232.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Braastad Extra is a secret blend of eaux-de-vie selected by master blender Richard Braastad. The palate offers notes of dried apricots, ripe plums, walnut, cinnamon and oak. |
![]() Martell Single Cru Grande Champagne Xo Cognac £235.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Eaux-de-vie made from grapes grown in the Grande Champagne region tend to be rich and flavoursome with great potential to develop well over long maturation. This release from Martell harnesses these vibrant and complex Cognacs to great effect, showing the region at its very best. There are notes of dried fig and sandalwood at first which give way to leather, black pepper and crème caramel. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin Florilege Cognac £244.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Florilege is a well aged Premier Cru Cognac from the house of Ragnaud Sabourin and made using grapes grown exclusively in the Grande Champagne cru. |
![]() Braastad Cognac Gaby Studer 100 Limited Edition £250.00 Strength: 42.9% 100cl Summary: 100cl / 42.9% – A collaboration between Cognac house Braastad and paper-cutting artist Gaby Studer, who came together to mark the 160th anniversary of the National Fine Arts Exhibition. This limited-edition Cognac was made with Ugni Blanc grapes handpicked from Fins Bois vineyards. The bottle is emblazoned with artwork by Studer. |
![]() Guillon-painturaud Renaissance Cognac £252.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Aged for many years, this Cognac from Guillon-Painturaud is made solely with eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne. Years in French oak casks have created notes of candied orange peel, lemon curd, poached pears, vanilla and sweet oak throughout the palate and lingering in the finish, making this a great accompaniment to Tarte Tatin. |
![]() Ae Dor No.6 Cognac £253.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A Grande Champagne Cognac from AE Dor's numbered Vieilles Reserves series. No.6 is a spicy Cognac that has been matured for at least 25 years. |
![]() Paul Giraud Heritage Cognac £262.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Héritage is one of the longest aged releases from Paul Giraud. This is rich, complex and nutty with lots of rancio. |
![]() Jean Fillioux Reserve Familiale Cognac £266.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bottle of Jean Fillioux Reserve Familiale Cognac, made using grapes grown exclusively in the Grande Champagne cru. The Fillioux family have been making Cognac since 1880. |
![]() Grande Champagne Heritage N.62 / Cognac Sponge 9 £271.00 Strength: 45.2% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45.2% / Decadent Drinks – A beautifully mature single cask Grand Champagne Cognac from Vallein-Tercinier, brought to you by independent bottler Decadent Drinks. This generous spirit boasts notes of dried figs, Medjool dates, clementine and cinnamon, with hints of leather and walnut on the finish. |
![]() Prunier 1986 / Fins Bois £273.00 Strength: 58.4% 70cl Vintage: 1986 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 58.4% – Prunier's vintage range is bottled at natural cask strength. The 1986 is a rare example of an aged Fins Bois Cognac. Soft, floral and fruity, this is a superb sipping Cognac. |
![]() Camus Xo Cognac £273.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This eye-catching decanter from Camus beholds old eaux-de-vie made from Ugni Blanc grapes, aged in French oak casks for at least 10 years. The nose shows aromas of apricot and orange, followed by exotic fruits and deep cacao. The palate has a silky, honey-like texture that introduces intense spicy and toasted flavours with vanilla and cinnamon. |
![]() Frapin Trilogie No.1 / 1986-1988-1990 £276.00 Strength: 41.2% 70cl Vintage: 1990 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 41.2% – This beautifully refined Cognac from Frapin comprises three exceptional vintages, carefully woven together by cellar master Patrice Piveteau. The older eaux-de-vie in the blend contribute structure and spicy notes of nutmeg and clove to a palate of dried stone fruit with hints of well-aged cigars. |
![]() Petite Champagne Très Vieux / Cognac Sponge 7 £276.00 Strength: 52.2% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 52.2% – Indie bottler Decadent Drinks created this edition by blending five parcels of Petite Champagne Cognac, from five separate vintages. Bottled at cask-strength, this boasts complex rancio notes of tobacco, leather, walnuts, coffee and petrichor. |
![]() Hennessy Xo Marc Newson Edition Ii Cognac / 2018 Release £277.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 2018 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – The second, golden, limited-edition release of Hennessy XO Cognac, with a bottle created by Marc Newson, one of the most influential designers of the 20th century. He has taken Hennessy XO, a complex assemblage of the house's finest eaux-de-vie, matured up to 70 years, and has reinterpreted its look. Keeping the bottle's iconic shape, he has added corrugations that not only reflect the light and magnify it, but also focus the eye on the colour of the Cognac. A beautiful presentation of an excel |
![]() Prunier 1996 Fins Bois Cognac £277.00 Strength: 49.9% 70cl Vintage: 1996 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49.9% – A 1996 vintage Fins Bois Cognac from Prunier, matured in French oak casks before being bottled in March 2019. The palate offers notes of dried fruit, apricots, sultanas, honey and oak spice. |
![]() Jean-luc Pasquet Le Cognac De Claude Lot 64 £277.00 Strength: 47.4% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 47.4% – Le Cognac de Claude is a limited-edition release in Jean-Luc Pasquet's Tresors de Famille series that comes from a single barrel from the vineyard of Claude DULUC in Touzac, Grande Champagne. Aromas of peaches in syrup, ripe grapes, toasted sesame seeds, jasmine and rose fill the nose, complemented by notes of passion fruit, peach, summer flowers and honey throughout the palate. |
![]() Prunier 1994 Fins Bois Cognac £278.00 Strength: 59.9% 70cl Vintage: 1994 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 59.9% – A 1994 vintage Fins Bois Cognac from Prunier, matured in French oak casks before being bottled in March 2019. The palate offers notes of dried fruit, apricots, sultanas, honey and oak spice. |
![]() Cognac Park Millesimes Fin Bois 1978 £282.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1978 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – A single-vintage Fins Bois Cognac from Cognac Park, distilled in 1978 and matured in French oak, creating notes of dried fruit, oak spice, tobacco leaves, apricot and peppery oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Grosperrin Grande Champagne Cognac 1972 / Cognac Sponge Edition 6 £283.00 Strength: 50.2% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 50.2% / Decadent Drinks – This Grosperrin Cognac was distilled in 1972 in Saintes by using grapes sourced from the region of Grande Champagne and bottled by Decadent Drinks in 2022. The nose is inviting with aromas of soft, sweet honey and maple syrup drizzled on top of pancakes, decorated with dark fruits and berries. The rich palate offers additional notes of orchard fruits coupled with black pepper and soft lemon cream. |
![]() Wv Baker Old Rare Old Cognac 1957 / N° 01-57 / Chateau De Guimps £283.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1957 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A limited-release Single Estate Cognac from WV Baker that was made using the 1957-harvest from a single estate in Cognac's Petite Champagne region and bottled in November 2022. |
![]() Wv Baker Old Rare Old Cognac 1960 / N°01-60 £284.00 Strength: 51.1% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 51.1% – A very limited release from WV Baker, made in 1960 by an unnamed producer in the Petite Champagne region and bottled as part of its Old Rare series. This is a highly collectible bottling for connoisseurs of old Cognac. |
![]() Prunier 1991 / Petite Champagne £287.00 Strength: 51.5% 70cl Vintage: 1991 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 51.5% – Made exclusively with grapes grown in Petite Champagne, this is Prunier's 1991 vintage release, bottled at natural cask strength. |
![]() Prunier 1986 Vintage Cognac / Petite Champagne £292.00 Strength: 51.8% 70cl Vintage: 1986 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 51.8% – Made using grapes from the 1986 harvest, Prunier 1986 Vintage Cognac was matured in oak casks until it was bottled in February 2017. A rich, spicy Cognac, it has notes of liquorice, tobacco leaves and mint throughout the palate, alongside a sweet toffee edge. |
![]() Prunier 1990 Grande Champagne Cognac £292.00 Strength: 46.5% 70cl Vintage: 1990 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46.5% – A 1990 vintage Grand Champagne Cognac from Prunier that offers notes of baked apples, dried apricots, lemongrass and oaky spice. |
![]() Cognac Park Millesimes Fin Bois 1977 £297.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – A single-vintage Fins Bois Cognac from Cognac Park, distilled in 1977 and matured in French oak, creating notes of dried fruit, oak spice, tobacco leaves, apricot and peppery oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Prunier 1989 / Grande Champagne £298.00 Strength: 46.9% 70cl Vintage: 1989 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46.9% – A rich and robust Grande Champagne Cognac from Prunier, who make tiny quantities of their vintages. The 1989 is a great sipping Cognac – rich and complex. |
![]() Prunier 1995 Fins Bois Cognac £298.00 Strength: 51.5% 70cl Vintage: 1995 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 51.5% – A 1995 Fins Bois Cognac from Prunier that was matured in French oak and bottled in July 2021. The palate offers notes of dried fruit, apricots, sultanas, honey and oak spice. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac with the lesser-seen white label, which we estimate was produced in the 1960s for Duty Free market. 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. |
![]() Prunier Grande Fine Champagne / Bot.1970s £299.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A rare bottle of Prunier's Grande Fine Champagne cognac that we think was bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac with the lesser-seen white label, which we estimate was produced in the 1960s. 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. |
![]() Hennessy Bras Arme / Bot.1970s £299.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1970s bottling of Hennessy's Bras Armé cognac – named for their company crest, the 'armed arm'. |
![]() Camus Celebration Cognac / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottling of Camus' now-defunct Celebration Cognac. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1960s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old 1.4-litre release of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac presented with the classic white label and capsule. We estimate that this was produced in the 1960s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac with the lesser-seen white label, which we estimate was produced in the 1960s. 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. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old release of Rémy Martin VSOP Cognac sporting the white label from the era, which we estimate was the 1960s. |
![]() Remy Martin Vsop Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin's VSOP Cognac, produced for the US market sometime in the 1960s. 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. |
![]() Hennessy Bras Arme / Bot.1960s £299.00 Strength: 40% 73cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 73cl / 40% – A 1970s bottling of Hennessy's Bras Armé cognac – named for their company crest, the 'armed arm'. |
![]() Hardy Noces D'or Sublime Cognac £307.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old blend of spirit from Hardy, bringing together 40 different Grande Champagne cognacs aged for at least 50 years before bottling. Noces d'Or means, appropriately, Golden Wedding, 50 years of marriage. |
![]() Delamain Ambleville 1995 / Pleiade Collection £310.00 Strength: 42.5% 70cl Vintage: 1995 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.5% – A fruity, spicy Cognac from the Delamain Pleiade Collection, made with grapes from the village of Ambleville in the Grande Champagne region. You will find aromas of crème brûlée and peach, with green grapes, Golden Delicious apples and soft leather, complemented by notes of ground pepper and spicy oak. |
![]() Tesseron Lot 53 Xo Perfection Cognac £311.00 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. |
![]() Normandin-mercier Rare / Grande Champagne £312.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – The Grande Champagne release of Normandin-Mercier's Rare Cognac. The house was founded in 1872 and remains under family ownership. |
![]() Prunier 1989 Vintage Cognac / Petite Champagne £313.00 Strength: 58.9% 70cl Vintage: 1989 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 58.9% – Made using grapes from a single harvest, this 1989-vintage Petite Champagne Cognac from Prunier was matured in French oak casks until it was bottled in February 2017. Rich and sweet, it has notes of toffee, dried apricots, tobacco leaves and oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Cognac Park Millesimes Fin Bois 1976 £317.00 Strength: 42.8% 70cl Vintage: 1976 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.8% – A Fins Bois Cognac from Cognac Park that was distilled in 1976 and matured in French oak, creating notes of dried fruit, toasted nuts, oak spice, baking spices and honey throughout the palate. |
![]() Prunier 1987 Petite Champagne Cognac £318.00 Strength: 56.5% 70cl Vintage: 1987 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 56.5% – A 1987 Petite Champagne Cognac from Prunier that has been matured in French oak until it was bottled in May 2020. The palate offers notes of oak spice, dried apricots, sticky dates and clove that linger in the finish. |
![]() Tesseron Extra Legende Cognac £320.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Extra Legende is an aged Cognac from Tesseron made exclusively with grapes from Grande Champagne. This rich brandy has notes of cooked fruits, and is an exceptional after-dinner drink. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon 1980 Cognac / 33 Year Old £322.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A stunning vintage by Beaulon, one of the greatest small producers in Cognac. This is truly epic stuff, with amazing complexity and balance. |
![]() Normandin-mercier 1976 / Petite Champagne £327.00 Strength: 41.4% 50cl Vintage: 1976 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 41.4% – A 1976 Petite Champagne Cognac from Normandin-Mercier that was matured in a combination of casks including refill-Cognac casks and virgin Tronçais French oak casks. The palate offers notes of peppery oak, bitter orange peel, dried fruit and vanilla that linger in the finish. |
![]() Prunier 1999 Grande Champagne Cognac £328.00 Strength: 59.2% 70cl Vintage: 1999 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 59.2% – A 1999 vintage Grand Champagne Cognac from Prunier that offers notes of raisins, apricots, honeysuckle and oak spice. |
![]() Prunier 1992 Fins Bois Cognac £328.00 Strength: 54.8% 70cl Vintage: 1992 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 54.8% – A 1992 Fins Bois Cognac from Prunier that was matured in French oak and bottled in July 2021. The palate offers notes of dried fruit, apricots, sultanas, honey and oak spice. |
![]() Mauxion Bois Ordinaires Lot 89 Cognac £330.00 Strength: 47% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 47% – This limited Bois Ordinaires Cognac from Mauxion was distilled in 1989 and matured in French oak. The result is a bright and fruit spirit with notes dried fig, grape skins and black pepper, with hints of tobacco leaves, apricot and spicy oak. |
![]() L’epoque Baroque Xo Cognac £331.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Inspired by the major art movements that shaped our world, L’Epoque Baroque XO launched in 2024 and is made from Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie. |
![]() Ae Dor No.7 Cognac £331.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – A rich and leathery entry in AE Dor's Vieilles Reserve range. 'An ardent, masculine nose. A powerful attach in the mouth, which can be surprising,' say their tasting notes. |
![]() Prunier Grande Champagne 1981 Cognac £332.00 Strength: 42.1% 70cl Vintage: 1981 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.1% – A very fruity Grande Champagne Cognac from Prunier, made from the 1981 harvest. Aromas of mandarin, grapes and raisins are followed by a rich mouthfeel and a long, complex finish. Stunning stuff. |
![]() Cognac Park Millesimes Fin Bois 1975 £332.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1975 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – A Fins Bois Cognac from Cognac Park that was distilled in 1975 and matured in French oak, creating notes of dried fruit, baking spices, roasted hazelnuts, oak spice, baked apples and honeysuckle throughout the palate. |
![]() Prunier 1978 Borderies Cognac £337.00 Strength: 52.8% 70cl Vintage: 1978 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 52.8% – A wonderful example of floral Borderies Cognac from 1978, bottled at cask strength by Prunier. Complex notes of orange blossom, rancio, chocolate-covered hazelnuts, honey and spice are followed by a long, structured finish. |
![]() Prunier 1980 / Petite Champagne £343.00 Strength: 54.8% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 54.8% – A rich and aromatic Petite Champagne Cognac from Prunier, who make tiny quantities of their vintages. The 1980 is very much a sipping Cognac – rich and complex. |
![]() Prunier 1988 Petite Champagne Cognac £347.00 Strength: 48% 70cl Vintage: 1988 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48% – A 1988 vintage Cognac from Prunier that offers notes of orange, cinnamon, apricots and oaky spice throughout the palate. |
![]() Delamain Tres Vieux Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1980s £350.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Delamain is a well regarded Cognac house, whose house style is about elegance and subtlety rather than out-and-out power. This is an old bottling of the now defunct Tres Vieux Cognac de Grande Champagne, which was the predecessor of Delamain Tres Venerable. |
![]() Courvoisier Vsop / Bot.1960s / Late King George Vi £350.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Courvoisier's ever popular VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac. Presented in a rather dumpy, green-glass bottle. |
![]() Martell Medaillon / Fine Champagne Cognac / Bot.1960s £350.00 Strength: 40% 73cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 73cl / 40% – A rare cork-stoppered 1960s bottle of Martell Medaillon made up of only cognacs from the Grande Champagne & Petit Champagne regions – hence the 'Fine Champagne' classification. This is unusual for Martell, most of whose cuvees are biased towards the Borderies region. |
![]() Mauxion Petite Champagne Lot 56 Cognac £352.00 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – A robust, fruity Petite Champagne Cognac, Mauxion Lot 56 offers aromas of dried apricots, orange peel, yellow raisins, mint tea and honey, leather and gingerbread fill the nose. The palate brings notes of plums, tangerines, sticky dates, fudge, earthy cinnamon, ginger and herbal honey that linger in the finish. |
![]() Normandin-mercier Medaillee Cognac / Petite Champagne £352.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A fruity, elegant Petite Champagne Cognac from Normandin-Mercier that offers notes of dried fruit, baking spices, candied orange peel and soft oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Mauxion Multimillesime 1973-1975-1976 Cognac £353.00 Strength: 49.5% 70cl Vintage: 1976 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 49.5% – A uniquely-made multi-vintage Cognac from Mauxion Selection that was created by filling Cognac from three separate vintages – 1973, 1975 and 1976 – into a single barrel that was eventually bottled in 2021. The exact contents of the barrel are: 56% from 1975, 41% from 1973 and 3% from 1976. |
![]() Mauxion Borderies Lot 45 Cognac £360.00 Strength: 55% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 55% – The Mauxion family has been dedicated to the art of Cognac since 1743. This Borderies Cognac was harvested and distilled in the 1970s and boasts a densely nutty aroma with hazelnut and walnut. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon 1975 Cognac £362.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1975 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1975 vintage XO Cognac from historic house Chateau de Beaulon. They are specialists in ageing cognac for at least twice the legal limit in both Limousin and Tronçais oak. This is a soft cognac with complex notes of candied fruit and vanilla. |
![]() Prunier 1994 Borderies Cognac £363.00 Strength: 58.3% 70cl Vintage: 1994 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 58.3% – A 1994 Borderies Cognac from Prunier that was matured in French oak until July 2021. Complex notes of orange blossom, rancio, chocolate-covered hazelnuts, honey and spice fill the palate and are followed by a long, structured finish. |
![]() Prunier Extra Cognac / Grande Champagne £367.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Prunier Extra is comprised of eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne which are aged for more than 40 years. Mellow, with notes of walnuts, beeswax and tobacco, and a long finish. |
![]() Jean Fillioux Lot 63 Grande Champagne Cognac / Through The Grapevine £377.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44% / La Maison du Whisky – This complex and aromatic Cognac from Jean Fillioux, based in Grande Champagne, has an inviting fruity and floral character. Distilled in 1963 using a combination of Colombard and Ugni Blanc grapes, Lot 63 was aged in Limousin oak casks before being bottled in 2022. The nose is rich and elegant with toffee, wildflower honey and dark berries. The palate is a velvety combination of apricots, fig jam and sweet chestnuts, underlined by peppery notes and acidity. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Barrique 60 Grande Champagne Cognac £382.00 Strength: 50% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 50% – Matured for more than half a century, this 1960-vintage Cognac is the oldest current release in the Michel Forgeron Barrique series. |
![]() Prunier 1976 Grande Champagne Cognac £383.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1976 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – A 1976 vintage Grande Champagne Cognac from Prunier, matured in French oak casks before being bottled in March 2019. Notes of dried apricot, sultanas, honey and rich oak spice fill the palate. |
![]() Cognac Park Millesimes Petite Champange 1972 £387.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1972-vintage Petite Champagne Cognac from Cognac Park that was matured in French oak, creating notes of blossom honey, vanilla, dried apricots, mango and peppery oak throughout the palate. |
![]() Courvoisier 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £399.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1950s bottling of Courvoisier's 3 star cognac. The top label proclaims Courvoisier to be 'Purveyors of Cognac Brandy to The Late King George VI', which has helped to date the bottle. |
![]() Courvoisier 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £399.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A 1950s bottling of Courvoisier's 3 star cognac. The bottle carries a label stating Courvoisier were the 'Purveyors of Cognac Brandy to the late King George VI' (who died in 1952) which has helped to date the bottle. |
![]() Croizet Age Inconnu Cognac / Bot.1970s £399.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Age Inconnu (no-age statement) Cognac from Croizet. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1970s. |
![]() Courvoisier 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £399.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1950s bottling of Courvoisier's 3 star cognac. The top label proclaims Courvoisier to be 'Purveyors of Cognac Brandy to The Late King George VI', which has helped to date the bottle. |
![]() Hennessy Xo Cognac / Bot.1980s £399.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old bottling of Hennessy's stunning and world famous XO cognac. According to the date on the box, this was bottled in 1983 for Hong Kong Duty Free market. |
![]() Hermitage 45 Year Old Grande Champagne Cognac £411.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 44% – A rich and nutty 45-year-old Grande Champagne Cognac from Hermitage, matured in oak casks, creating notes of lightly toasted walnuts, dried apricots, toffee, violets and hints of rich coffee throughout the palate. |
![]() Prunier 1970 Petite Champagne Cognac £413.00 Strength: 54.5% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 54.5% – A 1970 vintage Cognac from Prunier that offers notes of apricot, walnuts, honeysuckle and oaky spice throughout the palate. |
![]() Martell Chanteloup Xxo Cognac £418.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Named after Chateau de Chanteloup, the spiritual home of Maison Martell, this well-aged expression blended by cellar master Christophe Valtaud comprises 450 different eaux-de-vie from across the Cognac’s top four crus. Offering aromas of honey, peaches, apricots, figs and almonds on the nose, the full-bodied palate displays intense fruity notes with great elegance and balance. |
![]() Remy Martin Carte Blanche / Merpins Cellar Edition £420.00 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. |
![]() Cognac Park Millesimes Fin Bois 1970 £422.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1970-vintage Fins Bois Cognac from Cognac Park that has been matured in French oak, creating notes of dried fruit, honeysuckle, apricot, violet, oaky vanilla and toasted almonds throughout the palate. |
![]() Prunier Grande Champagne 1982 Cognac £423.00 Strength: 55.8% 70cl Vintage: 1982 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 55.8% – A rich, elegant Cognac from Prunier, made using grapes grown exclusively in the Grande Champagne region in 1982. Bottled in March 2019, this is a warming Cognac for after-dinner drinking. |
![]() Prunier 1971 Petite Champagne Cognac £428.00 Strength: 57% 70cl Vintage: 1971 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 57% – A 1971 vintage Cognac from Prunier that offers notes of baked apple, orange, walnuts, honeysuckle and oaky spice throughout the palate. |
![]() Guillon-painturaud 72e3 Brut De Fût Grande Champagne Single Cask Cognac £437.00 Strength: 43.6% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 43.6% – This rare Grande Champagne Cognac from Guillon-Painturaud was drawn from a carefully-selected single cask from the family’s very own cellars. Distilled solely from Ugni Blanc grapes, this all-natural Cognac has a deep chocolate colour, and a silky, powerful and exotic nose. The palate displays notes of candied fruit zest that melt together with orange, pear and mango — balanced by woody character only obtainable with years of aging. |
![]() Mauxion Petite Champagne Lot 60 Cognac £439.00 Strength: 62% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 62% – A limited-edition Cognac from the Petite Champagne region. This exudes quality with classic rancio aromas jumping from the glass – tobacco, walnut and old leather. |
![]() Martell Vop 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £450.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottle of Martell's 3 Stars VOP Cognac, bottled in the 1960s, carrying the popular spring cap closure and adorned with a beautiful blue inked label. |
![]() Martell Vop 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £450.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A spring cap closed bottling of Martell's 3 star cognac, complete with intricately worked blue ink label. We think this was bottled in the 1950s. |
![]() Martell Vop 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £450.00 Strength: 40% 73cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 73cl / 40% – An old bottle of Martell's 3 stars cognac (a category now known as VS), bottled in the 1950s, carrying the popular spring cap closure and adorned with a beautiful blue inked label. |
![]() Martell Vop 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £450.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottle of Martell's 3 Stars VOP Cognac, bottled in the 1950s, carrying the popular spring cap closure and adorned with a beautiful blue inked label. |
![]() Remy Martin Napoleon Cognac / Bot.1970s £450.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottle of Rémy Martin's now-fefucnt Napoleon Cognac. We estimate that this blend of eaux-de-vie from Petite and Grande Champagne was produced sometime in the 1970s. |
![]() Hennessy Bras Arme / Bot.1970s / Large Bottle £450.00 Strength: 40% 113cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 113cl / 40% – A two-pint bottle of Hennessy Bras Armé, so called for the logo – the 'armed arm'. Replaced by the VS designation in the 1980s, we estimate this was bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Martell Vop 3 Stars Cognac / Bot.1950s £450.00 Strength: 40% 50cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 40% – An old bottle of Martell's 3 Stars VOP Cognac, bottled in the 1960s for Italian market, carrying the popular spring cap closure and adorned with a beautiful blue inked label. |
![]() Matthew Gloag Very Fine Old Cognac / Bot.1960s £450.00 Strength: 40% 71cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 71cl / 40% – A 1960s Very Fine Old Cognac bottled for Matthew Gloag & Sons, better known for their blended whisky: The Famous Grouse. |
![]() Prunier 1972 Petite Champagne Cognac £452.00 Strength: 42.9% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.9% – A 1972 Petite Champagne Cognac from Prunier that offers notes of dried apricots, hazelnuts, sultanas, vanilla, violets and apples throughout the palate. |
![]() Hennessy Xo / Magnum £455.00 Strength: 40% 150cl Summary: 150cl / 40% – A magnum bottle of Hennessy’s world-famous XO Cognac, this is an expertly chosen blend of 100 eaux-de-vie, Hennessy XO has an intensely rich character. The palate is full of sweet, candied fruit notes, bitter-sweet cocoa powder, warm cinnamon and spicy black pepper. |
![]() Prunier Rare Reserve Claire / Collector's Edition £457.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A limited-edition Cognac from Prunier that is named after Claire Burnez. the youngest daughter of Prunier President and Master Blender Stephane Burnez. Aromas of liquorice, coffee, dried fruits, orange peel and almonds fill the nose, complemented by notes of oak, leather, dried fruits and rancio throughout the palate. |
![]() Delamain Collection Plenitude 1988 Cognac / Bouteville £460.00 Strength: 42.5% 70cl Vintage: 1988 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.5% – A 1988 Grande Champagne Cognac from Delamain Collection Plentitude, made with grapes grown on a small parcel in the hilltop hamlet of Bouteville. Matured in a well-seasoned French Troncais oak cask until July 2020, this Cognac offers notes of apricot, almonds, leather, vanilla and rancio throughout the palate. |
![]() Leyrat Glory Extra Cognac £473.00 Strength: 45% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 45% – An elegant decanter from Leyrat, containing their Glory Extra Cognac. This cognac has come from a group of barrels hidden at the back of Leyrat's "Chai Paradise" cellar. There are no records as to how long the casks had sat maturing, but it's at least 40 years old. |
![]() Michel Forgeron Ancestral Family Reserve Cognac £495.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Michel Forgeron was established in 1977, though his family had owned the property since the turn of the century – presumably originally blacksmiths (the English translation of 'Forgeron'). Aged for at least 45 years, this is a blend of their finest Cognacs. |
![]() Hennessy Xo Cognac / Bot.1970s £500.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – The style of these late 20th-century cognacs tends to be a bit richer and fuller-bodied than their modern counterparts, owing to a higher average age of the eaux-de-vie within. Expect plenty of rich rancio character. |
![]() Hine Antique / Bot.1960s £500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Hine Antique Cognac. The current edition is now declared an XO, but still used a very similar bottle design this its predecessor. We estimate that this was bottled sometime in the 1960s. |
![]() Remy Martin Coupe Shanghai £500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Rémy Martin Coupe Shanghai is part of the brand's Collection Héritage and was launched for travel retail at Singapore's Changi airport. This has notes of dried fruits, almonds and flowers. |
![]() Godet Petite Champagne 1970 £535.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Another release in Godet's exceptional vintage series of Cognacs. This was distilled in 1970 from grapes grown in the Petite Champagne cru. Godet's Cognacs are known for their elegance and finesse. |
![]() Martell 1989 Cognac / Vignoble C Mongillon / Grande Champagne £550.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1989 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Vignoble C Mongillon is part of the Single Estate collection which looks to capture the quintessence of Cognac’s terroir. Made from a select number of eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne region. |
![]() Claude Thorin Très Rare Grande Champagne Cognac £550.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – This impressive Grand Champagne Cognac From Claude Thorin is presented in a bespoke decanter. A spirit which masterfully balances florals, spices and subtle oak richness, you can expect aromas of saffron, ginger and honeysuckle on the nose leading to paprika, nutmeg and hints of vanilla. |
![]() Berry Bros 1930 Arthenac Cognac / Petite Champagne / Bot.1976 £550.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1976 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% / Berry Bros & Rudd – A 1930 vintage Petite Champagne cognac from the commune of Arthenac, selected and bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd, at over 45 years of age. |
![]() Guillon-painturaud Memoires Single Cask 1965 £550.00 Strength: 40% 50cl Vintage: 1965 Bottler: Summary: 50cl / 40% – This single-cask 1965 Cognac from Guillon-Painturaud has a rich, sweet character, with notes of salted caramel, dried apricots, cinnamon and juicy pears throughout the palate. A symbol of the House's passage through the family – from Grandfather to Grandson – this Cognac represents the history and memories of Guillon-Painturaud. |
![]() Frapin Extra Cognac £551.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Frapin Extra is a blend heavy with old cognac from the family's 'ancestral reserve', packed full of cedar and fruit. |
![]() Martell Single Cru Borderies Xxo Cognac £565.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Cognac’s smallest cru, Borderies has heavy clay-limestone soils and produces elegant, floral and nutty spirit. This is eau-de-vie that takes well to age and this single cru blend from Martell is no exception. It was aged for a minimum of 14 years and displays rich fruit cake notes with clove, dried apricot, honeycomb, leather and tobacco. |
![]() Martell 1978 / Vignoble Couillaud / Petite Champagne £575.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1978 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Martell looks to showcase the best of the Petite Champagne region in this 1978 Cognac. You will find a real powerful spirit that displays notes of candied oranges, milk chocolate and beeswax, complemented by black tea, leather and smoked nutmeg in the finish. |
![]() Tesseron Lot 29 Exception Cognac £585.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A unique and sought after expression in the Tesseron range, the Lot.29 Exception is a blend of Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie from Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche and Colombard grapes that has been aged 'more than three generations' in Limousin oak to produce a floral and perfumed Cognac with rich chocolate and mocha notes on the palate. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Cognac "lot 30" Petite Champagne £599.00 Strength: 40.6% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40.6% – This rare and exceptional Cognac was produced in 1930 and lay in oak barrels for several decades, before being stored in glass demijohns to preserve its flavour. You can expect notes of prunes and dried grapes, followed by candied apricot, coffee, and cigar on the finish. |
![]() Hennessy Paradis Rare Cognac / Half Bottle £599.00 Strength: 40% 35cl Summary: 35cl / 40% – A half bottle of Hennessy Paradis Cognac, renowned for its extraordinary finesse, elegance and exceptional depth. This is a delightfully smooth and sophisticated digestif with notes of honeysuckle, wildflowers, nutmeg, liquorice and rich, stewed fruit. |
![]() Frapin Chateau De Fontpinot Xo Cognac / Jeroboam £599.00 Strength: 41% 300cl Summary: 300cl / 41% – A three-litre bottle of Chateau de Fontpinot XO, a very old single-estate Cognac from Frapin, designed to make a statement. This expression has aromas of candied fruits of apricots and figs, marzipan, nougat and rancio that materialise on the palate in a rich, balanced and complex unison. Pair with chocolate desserts or a cheese plate to reveal notes of vanilla and wood, or with just a drop of water to soften the aromatic density. |
![]() Martell 1972 / Vignoble Collection £600.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – Part of the Vignoble Collection, this Cognac from Martell was produced in 1972. The elegant blend features notes of candied pear, espresso, and sandalwood, complemented by hints of honeysuckle and nutmeg. |
![]() Prunier Cuvee Winston Churchill Cognac £600.00 Strength: 47% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 47% – A limited-edition Cognac from Maison Prunier and the Maze Churchill family, Cuvee Winston Churchill is a combination of two casks of eaux-de-vie, in a style favoured by Sir Winston Churchill himself. Aromas of toasted oranges, figs, cinnamon and liquorice fill the nose, complemented by notes of almonds, sticky figs, orange peel, delicate oak spice, sea salt and liquorice throughout the palate. |
![]() Delamain Ancestral Grande Champagne Cognac / Cask 116-181 £610.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A Grand Champagne Cognac from Delamain's Ancestral collection that offers aromas of summer flowers and vanilla, complemented by notes of rich fruit, liquorice and vanilla throughout the palate. Try serving this Cognac as a digestif or as an accompaniment to a Crème Brulee. |
![]() Delamain Ancestral / Pleiade Collection Apogee £625.00 Strength: 43.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43.5% – This impressive Cognac from Delamain was made with eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne and is a rare example of Cognac matured in a single French oak cask – from the Tronçais forest. Its significant age has brought notes of leather and orange peel, with warming paprika and hints of cedar, cinnamon and nutmeg. |
![]() Prunier 1968 Fins Bois Cognac £625.00 Strength: 61.9% 70cl Vintage: 1968 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 61.9% – Aromas of truffle, liquorice and blond tobacco lead into a big, rounded palate where more liquorice notes are accompanied by dried fruit and walnut. The finish is elegant and long. |
![]() Coutanseaux Aine Hors D'age Cognac £625.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An Hors d'Age Cognac from Coutanseaux Aine, made with a blend of eaux-de-vie, the youngest of which has spent 40 years in oak casks. Aromas of cinnamon, ginger, cloves, prunes, cooked oranges and honey fill the nose, complemented by notes of oak, autumn berries, acacia honey, cinnamon, nutmeg, white pepper and cardamom throughout the palate. |
![]() Hermitage 1960 Grande Champagne Cognac £646.00 Strength: 47% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 47% – A complex 1960s Cognac from the southern reaches of the Grande Champagne region. This Hermitage Cognac offers aromas of dark chocolate, marzipan and kumquat on the nose, followed by turmeric and liquorice, underpinned by charcuterie and soft spice. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1970s £650.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1970s bottling of Martell's Cordon Bleu Cognac, quite different looking from today's edition but filled with excellent spirit. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1970s £650.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – Originally introduced in 1912 by Edouard Martell, Cordon Bleu is the crown jewel of the Martell range. These older bottlings contain a high proportion of exceptionally old eaux-de-vie, making them especially sought after today. |
![]() Chateau De Beaulon Extra Rare Cognac £675.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – The jewel in the crown of the Beaulon range, Extra Rare is a simply stunning cognac, blended from some of the oldest eau-de-vie at the chateau's disposal. Magnificent depth and extraordinary nuances of flavour. |
![]() Delamain Tres Venerable Cognac / Daum Crystal / Bot.1980s £699.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – Delamain Tres Venerable has been matured in French oak from more than 45 years, before being bottled in the 1980s. A rich, fruity Cognac, it is presented in a stylish Daum Crystal decanter. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1960s £700.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – The iconic Cordon Bleu is a blend of 100 eaux-de-vies aged for 10 to 25 years. It showcases notes of candied fruits and mocha. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1960s £700.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Martell's Cordon Bleu cognac, quite different looking from today's edition but filled with excellent spirit. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1960s £700.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Martell's Cordon Bleu cognac, quite different looking from today's edition but filled with excellent spirit. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1960s £700.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Martell's Cordon Bleu cognac, quite different looking from today's edition but filled with excellent spirit. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1960s £700.00 Strength: 40% 73cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 73cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Martell's Cordon Bleu cognac, quite different looking from today's edition but filled with excellent spirit. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Bot.1960s £700.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An iconic bottling of Cordon Bleu from the 1960s, blended from eaux-de-vies aged between 10 and 25 years in French oak. The palate offers rich flavours of candied fruits, gingerbread and mocha coffee. |
![]() Croizet 1928 Cognac / Grande Reserve / Bot.1950s £750.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A historic bottling of 1928 vintage Cognac from Croizet – a Cognac house with a lot of history, they date from 1805. |
![]() Croizet 1928 Cognac / Grande Reserve / Bot.1950s £750.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A historic bottling of 1928 vintage Cognac from Croizet – a Cognac house with a lot of history, they date from 1805. |
![]() Croizet 1928 Cognac / Grande Reserve / Bot.1950s £750.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A historic bottling of 1928 vintage Cognac from Croizet – a Cognac house with a lot of history, they date from 1805. |
![]() Prunier Vieux Cognac / Bot.1970s £750.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – La Vieille Maison, The Old House, is the building depicted on the label which is a protected historical monument in the town of Cognac, and the spiritual home of Prunier. We estimate this cognac was bottled in the early 1970s just after Prunier bouight the old house. This is an old Prunier Vieux Cognac bottled sometimes in the early 1970s just after they bought the old house. |
![]() Tesseron Tresor Cognac £775.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Trèsor is a very old blend of around 1000 eaux-die-vie aged for more than two generations. A blend of Ugni Blanc and Colombard grapes from the Grande Champagne region. This is rich and complex and a superb sipping Cognac. |
![]() Remy Martin Age Inconnu Cognac / Bot.1970s £800.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rare old Remy Martin cognac, 'Age Inconnu' literally translates as 'Age Unknown'. We believe this to have been bottled in the 1970s. |
![]() Hardy Noces De Perle Cognac £800.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A beuatifully presented blend of 10 Grande Champagne cognacs, selected for a combination of elegance and richness, and aged for at least 30 years in Limousin oak. The decanter's pedestal is frosted to give a pearly look and the glass has been produced by Cristalleries des Vosges. |
![]() Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac / Cork Stopper / Bot.1972 £800.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1972 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An iconic bottling of Cordon Bleu from 1972, blended from eaux-de-vie aged between 10 and 25 years in French oak. The palate offers rich flavours of candied fruits, gingerbread and mocha. |
![]() Remy Martin Age Inconnu / Grande Champagne / Bot.1970s £800.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A 1970s bottling of Rémy Martin's rare Age Inconnu cognac – Age Unknown. |
![]() Calvet 1928 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1960s £850.00 Strength: 40.2% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40.2% – A rare bottle of Calvet's 1928 vintage Grande Champagne cognac. |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.4 / Vieillissement £850.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – Part of a set of limited edition Courvoisier bottlings designed by the leading Art Deco artist Erte, who sadly died shortly after the first edition was released. Some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. These bottles are highly sought-after by collectors |
![]() Martell Cordon Argent Extra Cognac / Bot.1980s £850.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – An old bottling of Martell's now defunct Extra cognac. The house was founded back in 1715 and is today a world best selling brand. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1980s. |
![]() Martell Cordon Argent Extra Cognac / Bot.1980s £850.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – An old bottling of Martell's now defunct Extra cognac. The house was founded back in 1715 and is today a world best selling brand. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1980s. |
![]() Martell Cordon Argent Extra Cognac / Bot.1980s £850.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – An old bottling of Martell's now defunct Extra cognac. The house was founded back in 1715 and is today a world best selling brand. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1980s. |
![]() Remy Martin Age Inconnu / Grande Champagne / Bot.1960s £850.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Rémy Martin's rare Age Inconnu cognac – Age Unknown. |
![]() Remy Martin Age Inconnu / Grande Champagne / Bot.1960s £850.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Rémy Martin's rare Age Inconnu cognac – Age Unknown. |
![]() Remy Martin Centaure De Diamant £895.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Rémy Martin's Centaure De Diamant is an exquisite blend of eaux-de-vie from Grande and Petite Champagne, matured for between 20 and 50 years. A rich Cognac that's presented in a diamond decanter with a cabochon stopper. |
![]() Hardy Noces D'or Captain Decanter £900.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – Hardy's long-aged Noces D'Or Cognac is presented here in a captain's decanter. An old blend of spirit from Hardy, bringing together 40 different Grande Champagne cognacs aged for at least 50 years before bottling. Noces d'Or means, appropriately, Golden Wedding, 50 years of marriage. |
![]() Hennessy Extra Cognac / Bot.1970s £900.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old bottling of Hennessy's now discontinued Extra cognac. Bottled in the 1970s, this particular expression is combination of eaux-de-vie matured with an average of 70 years. |
![]() Vallein Tercinier Lot 38 Cognac / Through The Grapevine 5.0 £900.00 Strength: 42.6% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42.6% – With its distillation pre-dating the Second World War, this Cognac — made in 1938 — from Vallein Tercinier is the definition of bottled history. Drawn from a single cask from the heart of Saintonge, Lot 38 was aged for 60 years in Limousin oak and rested in glass demijohns for an extra 20 years before being bottled at natural cask strength in 2022. |
![]() Normandin-mercier Tres Vielle Cognac / Grande Champagne £950.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This richly coloured trés vieille (very old) Grande Champagne Cognac comes from Normandin-Mercier. A rich and complex Cognac with notes of rose, tobacco, honey and dried fruit. |
![]() Pinet Castillon 1914 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1960s £1,000.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old 1914 Grande Champagne Cognac produced by Pinet Castillon. Sadly this historic cognac house has disappeared during the 1970’s. |
![]() Remy Martin 250th Anniversary (1724-1974) / Bot.1974 £1,100.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1974 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An unboxed version of a special limited edition from Rémy Martin celebrating the 250th anniversary of the company's founding in 1724. A blend of old and rare cognacs said to range between 80 and 100 years old. |
![]() Martell Medaillon Cognac / Bot.1960s / Magnum £1,100.00 Strength: 40% 150cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 150cl / 40% – An old bottling of Martell's best selling VSOP Medaillon Cognac. The historic house was founded in 1715 by Jean Martell. Martell are famed for using a high proportion of Borderies grapes, giving their Cognacs a nuttier taste. We estimate this was bottled in the 1960s. |
![]() Hennessy Paradis Rare Cognac £1,180.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Hennessy Paradis is a cognac of extraordinary purity and finesse, with exceptional depth and elegance. A delightfully smooth, sophisticated digestif. |
![]() Croizet 1914 Cognac / Grande Reserve / Bot.1950s £1,200.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A bottle of Croizet Grande Reserve Cognac distilled in the same year as the break out of World War 1 – 1914. Croizet is a Cognac house with a lot of history, they date from 1805. This bottle has a label in excellent condition and we estimate was bottled in the 1950s. |
![]() Croizet 1914 Cognac / Grande Reserve / Bot.1950s £1,200.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A historic bottle of 1914 Croizet, just as the Great War was breaking out A historic house, founded in 1805, Croizet's Cognacs are known for their excellent quality and this example, we estimate, was bottled in the 1950s. |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.3 / Distillation £1,200.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – Part of a set of limited edition Courvoisier bottlings designed by the leading Art Deco artist Erte, who sadly died shortly after the first edition was released. Some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. |
![]() Berry Bros 1904 Cognac / Grande Champagne Des Heritiers / Bot.1967 £1,200.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1967 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% / Berry Bros & Rudd – An old 1904 Grande Champagne des Heritiers cognac bottled in 1967 by veteran independent spirits merchant Berry Brothers and Rudd. |
![]() Croizet 1914 Cognac / Grande Reserve / Bot.1950s £1,200.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – A historic bottle of 1914 Croizet, just as the Great War was breaking out A historic house, founded in 1805, Croizet's cognacs are known for their excellent quality and this example,. we estimate, was bottled in the 1950s. |
![]() Croizet 1914 Cognac / Grande Reserve / Bot.1950s £1,200.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A historic bottle of 1914 Croizet, just as the Great War was breaking out. A historic house, founded in 1805, Croizet's Cognacs are known for their excellent quality and this example, we estimate, was bottled in the 1950s. |
![]() La Pouyade Grande Champagne Cognac £1,200.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rather rare bottling of La Pouyade Premier Cru. La Pouyade is made only grapes from the Grande Champagne region of cognac. Each bottle is wax-sealed and presented in a match red case. |
![]() Ae Dor No.10 Cognac £1,225.00 Strength: 41.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41.5% – A rare Cognac, limited to the contents of a few large glass demijohns discovered by AE Dor in a small cellar of a property in Grande Champagnes. Number 10 was matured in casks until it reached 41.5% abv and was then transferred into the demijohns, where it has sat since 1965. A very limited release. |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.2 / Vendanges £1,250.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Part of a set of limited edition Courvoisier bottlings designed by the leading Art Deco artist Erte, who sadly died shortly after the first edition was released. Some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. These bottles are highly sought-after by collectors |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.2 / Vendanges £1,250.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – A 75cl bottle of Courvoisier from the Erte series. 'Vendanges' refers to the Harvest of the grapes used for the cognac. |
![]() Martell Extra Cognac / Bot.1970s £1,350.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – A 1970s’ bottling of Martell’s now-defunct Extra Cognac. The packaging is in very good condition and is also boxed. |
![]() Martell Extra Cognac / Bot.1970s £1,350.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 43% – A 1970s’ bottling of Martell’s now-defunct Extra Cognac. Martell was founded in 1715, more than 300 years ago, and remains one of the bestselling Cognac houses. |
![]() Martell Extra Cognac / Bot.1970s £1,350.00 Strength: 44% 75cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 44% – A 1970s’ bottling of Martell’s now-defunct Extra Cognac. The packaging is in very good condition and is also boxed. |
![]() Martell Extra Cognac / Bot.1970s £1,350.00 Strength: 43% 75cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 43% – A 1970s’ bottling of Martell’s now-defunct Extra Cognac. Martell was founded in 1715, more than 300 years ago, and remains one of the bestselling Cognac houses. |
![]() Ragnaud Sabourin / Paradis Cognac £1,386.00 Strength: 41% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 41% – A 50cl decanter of Ragnaud Sabourin's Paradis Cognac. A combination of 90% early-1900s eaux-de-vie and 10% from the pre-phylloxera period, this is rich, fruity, and a piece of history. |
![]() Delamain L'oiseau Rare Cognac £1,425.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – Part of the house’s bicentenary celebrations, L’Oiseau blends mature eaux-de-vie in a ‘foudre’ a century-old oak vat. This release was created to celebrate former director, Jacque Delamain, and his love of all things ornithological. |
![]() Tesseron Experience 01 £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – This is a limited-edition Cognac made from the Tesseron family’s rarest Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie. You can expect a lovely mix of candied fruit, nutmeg and honeysuckle, with hints of umami and rancio. |
![]() Remy Martin 250th Anniversary (1724-1974) / Bot.1974 £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1974 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A special limited edition from Rémy Martin celebrating the 250th anniversary of the company's founding in 1724. A blend of old and rare cognacs said to range between 80 and 100 years old. |
![]() Croizet 1906 Bonaparte Cognac + 2 Glasses £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rather special edition of Croizet's Bonaparte Cognac. It's from the 1906 vintage and also comes with a pair of snifter glasses. An incredible collector's item. |
![]() Denis-mounié 1914 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1960s £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – Vineyard owners Justin Denis and Henry Mounié started selling cognac in 1838 under the name Denis-Mounie. The company was dissolved towards the end of the 20th century, having been owned at one time by Hine, Dom Benedictine and Hennessy – quite an accolade. This bottle contains a 1914 vintage cognac, released in the 1960s. |
![]() Remy Martin 250th Anniversary (1724-1974) / Bot.1974 £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1974 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A special limited edition from Rémy Martin celebrating the 250th anniversary of the company's founding in 1724. A blend of old and rare cognacs said to range between 80 and 100 years old. |
![]() Remy Martin 250th Anniversary Cognac (1724-1974) £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1974 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A special limited edition from Rémy Martin celebrating the 250th anniversary of the company's founding in 1724. A blend of old and rare Cognacs said to range between 80 and 100 years old. |
![]() Martell Extra Cognac / Bot.1960s £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottling of Martell's now defunct Extra cognac. The house was founded back in 1715 and is today a world bestselling brand. We estimate this bottle dates from the 1960s. |
![]() Prunier 1914 Cognac / Reserve De La Vieille Maison / Bot.1970s £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old Prunier 1914 Reserve de la Vieille Maison. La Vieille Maison, The Old House, is the building depicted on the label which is a protected historical monument in the town of Cognac, and the spiritual home of Pruiner. We estimate this cognac was bottled in the early 1970s just after Prunier bought the old house. |
![]() Ae Dor No.9 Cognac £1,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An impressive and very limited release by AE Dor as part of their numbered Vieilles Reserves range. Number 9 was matured for half a century in oak casks until it hit the minimum legal strength of 40%. At that point, in 1964, it was transferred into large glass demijohns where it has sat, not ageing any further, until bottled. A rather special Cognac. |
![]() Ae Dor No.11 Cognac £1,550.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – Number 11 is one of the pinnacles of AE Dor's Vieilles Reserve range. It was blended by the late Odile Rivière, the former blending manager, from only Grande Champagne Cognac aged for a minumum of 70 years, with some eau-de-vie being even older. A non-fussy but very high-quality Cognac. |
![]() Martell Reserve Du Fondateur Cognac (1694-1753) / Bot.1982 £1,750.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1982 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – Released in 1982, Martell Reserve du Fondateur is one of the most sought-after limited edition cognacs for the quality of spirit rather than the fanciness of its packaging. It celebrates the life of Jean Martell, who founded the house in his 21st year. The box contains limited edition stamps from Jersey, the island of his birth, and has been blended using cognacs dating back as far as 1906. |
![]() Martell Jubilee Cognac (1905-1980) / Salengo Spirit / Bot.1980 £1,800.00 Strength: 45% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 45% – An incredibly rare Martell Jubilee Reserve Speciale, bottled in 1980 to celebrate their relationship with the Italian import company Salengo Spirit. Only 500 bottles of this Cognac were produced, with some of the oldest eaux-de-vie from Martell Paradis Cellar. |
![]() Martell Reserve Du Fondateur Cognac (1694-1753) / Bot.1982 £2,000.00 Strength: 44% 70cl Vintage: 1982 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 44% – Released in 1982, Martell Reserve du Fondateur is one of the most sought-after limited edition cognacs for the quality of spirit rather than the fanciness of its packaging. It celebrates the life of Jean Martell, who founded the house in his 21st year. The box contains limited edition stamps from Jersey, the island of his birth, and has been blended using cognacs dating back as far as 1906. |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.1 / Vigne £2,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – Part of a set of limited edition Courvoisier bottlings designed by the leading Art Deco artist Erte, who sadly died shortly after the first edition was released. Some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. These bottles are highly sought-after by collectors |
![]() Remy Martin 300th Anniversary Coupe Cognac £2,200.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An impressive Cognac from Remy Martin, this limited-edition bottling celebrates its 300th anniversary. Created by cellar master Baptiste Loiseau, the 300th Anniversary Coupe is made with a blend of rare eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne, as well as the blends released to celebrate Remy Martin's 290th and 275th anniversaries. |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.1 / Vigne £2,250.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – Part of a set of limited edition Courvoisier bottlings designed by the leading Art Deco artist Erte, who sadly died shortly after the first edition was released. Some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. These bottles are highly sought-after by collectors. |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.1 / Vigne £2,250.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – Part of a set of limited edition Courvoisier bottlings designed by the leading Art Deco artist Erte, who sadly died shortly after the first edition was released. Some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. These bottles are highly sought-after by collectors. |
![]() Courvoisier Mizunara Cognac / 2023 Edition £2,250.00 Strength: 48% 70cl Vintage: 2023 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 48% – This landmark collaboration brings together master blenders Thibaut Hontanx of Courvoisier and Shinji Fukuyo of Suntory. Together, they created this blend of Grande Champagne Cognacs aged in rare Japanese mizunara casks. The second release of Courvoisier Mizunara shows even richer Japanese oak influence than the 2022 edition, with characteristic aromas of coconut, blonde tobacco, sandalwood and honeycomb. |
![]() Hermitage Marie Louise 60 Year Old Grande Champagne Cognac £2,266.00 Strength: 43% 100cl Summary: 100cl / 43% – A Grand Champagne Cognac from Hermitage, Marie Louise was made exclusively with Ugni Blanc grapes and matured in Limousin oak casks for 60 years before being bottled into hand-blown decanters from Cumbria Crystal. Aromas of prunes, roasted chestnuts, mocha and warm spices fill the nose, complemented by notes of sultanas, toffee, dried figs, coffee, cinnamon, hazelnut and clove throughout the palate. |
![]() Leyrat Passion Cognac £2,374.00 Strength: 42% 50cl Summary: 50cl / 42% – A limited-edition Cognac from Leyrat, Passion was made with grapes from the Chez Maillard estate and was matured in French Oak casks, initially in very dry cellars, before a time in the estate's humid Paradise cellar. The palate offers notes of violets, candied fruit and orange peel, with hints of liquorice, sandalwood, cinnamon and spices. |
![]() L Ducasse & Co 1908 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1950s £2,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A well preserved 1908 vintage Grande Fine Champagne Cognac produced by L. Ducasse & Co. |
![]() Barnett & Fils 1893 Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £2,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A very rare historic bottle of 1893-vintage Barnett & Fils Extra Vieille Cognac. This was produced at the height of the phylloxera crisis which decimated most of the region's vineyards. A real piece of history. |
![]() Hine Vieille Fine Champagne Cognac / 60 Year Old / Bot.1960s £2,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A well-aged Cognac from Hine, containing Cognac aged for at least 60 years. |
![]() Mercier Roger 1900 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1940s £2,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottle of Mercier Roger Grande Champagne Cognac distilled at the turn of the century in 1900. We estimate this eaux-de-vie was bottled in the 1940s. |
![]() Prunier 1900 Cognac / Reserve De La Vieille Maison / Bot.1970s £2,500.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – An old Prunier 1900 Reserve de la Vieille Maison. La Vieille Maison, The Old House, is the building depicted on the label which is a protected historical monument in the town of Cognac, and the spiritual home of Prunier. We estimate this cognac was bottled in the early 1970s just after Prunier bouight the old house. |
![]() Martell Silver Jubilee Cognac (1952-1977) / Bot.1977 £2,500.00 Strength: 40% 68cl Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Summary: 68cl / 40% – Produced to commemorate the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977, this is a legendary Martell blended from the 1815, 1906, 1914 and 1918 vintages. Chairman Michel F. Martell said at the time that these eaux-de-vie used were 'from the finest growths and were chosen for their bouquet and palate, which are unsurpassable'. |
![]() Hennessy Paradis Rare Cognac / Magnum £2,650.00 Strength: 40% 150cl Summary: 150cl / 40% – A magnum of impressively blingy Paradis Cognac from Hennessy. The impressively chunky packaging is matched by the rich and complex cognac – an excellent digestif. |
![]() Hardy D'albatre Cognac / Rosebud Family Reserve £2,750.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A blend of Grande Champagne cognacs obtained by Armand Hardy shortly after the First World War, this is a delicate, floral and rare cognac presented in a Daum crystal decanter called Rosebud. |
![]() Barnett & Fils 1893 Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1950s £2,750.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1950 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A very rare historic bottle of 1893 vintage Barnett & Fils Cognac. This was produced at the height of the phylloxera crisis which decimated most of the region's vineyards. A real piece of history. |
![]() Courvoisier L'essence Year Of The Dragon 2024 / Lunar New Year £2,975.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Vintage: 2024 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42% – Created in collaboration with artist Huang Jiannan to celebrate the Year of the Dragon in 2024. This Cognac is made from a blend of more than 100 eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne and the Borderies and is a testament to the three former master blenders at Maison Courvoisier. Wonderfully complex aromas of sandalwood, cigar and marzipan fill the nose, alongside honeycomb, orange blossom and cinnamon notes on the palate. |
![]() Averys 1893 Cognac / Reserve De La Maison / Bot.1960s £3,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% / Averys Bristol – A very old bottle of Cognac distilled in the late 19th century and bottled by British wine merchant Averys of Bristol. |
![]() Plume Frapin / Grande Champagne Cognac £3,250.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A lovely decanter containing Frapin's Plume Cognac. A blend of around 20 eaux-de-vie from Ugni Blanc grapes grown in Grande Champagne. This is a 100% Premier Cru Cognac which has been aged for over 60 years in old barrels and is elegant and perfectly balanced. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1858 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £3,250.00 Strength: 42% 73cl Summary: 73cl / 42% – An exceptionally rare bottle of Bisquit Cognac, distilled in the mid-19th century and bottled in the 1930s. This would have been made in the pre-phylloxera era, and is such incredibly sought after and hard to find. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Baccarat Crystal £3,400.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A legendary Cognac from the prestigious house of Remy Martin, Louis XIII (Treize) contains Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie aged between 40 and 100 years and packaged in a gorgeous Baccarat decanter. |
![]() Courvoisier Erte Cognac No.8 / Inedit £3,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Part of a set of limited edition Courvoisier bottlings designed by the leading Art Deco artist Erte, who sadly died shortly after the first edition was released. Some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. These bottles are highly sought-after by collectors |
![]() Pinet Castillon 1878 Cognac / Bot.1940s £3,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rare bottle of 1878 vintage cognac produced by Pinet Castillon, a house that seems to have faded away in more recent years. |
![]() G & J Greenall 1893 / Very Old Liqueur Brandy / Bot.1930s £3,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% / G & J Greenall – A historic bottle of 1893 vintage Very Old Liqueur Brandy. Bottled by G & J Greenall of Warrington, who have been distilling and bottling spirits since 1761, we estimate this was bottled sometime in the 1930s. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1858 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £3,500.00 Strength: 42% 73cl Summary: 73cl / 42% – An exceptionally rare bottle of Bisquit Cognac, distilled in the mid-19th century and bottled in the 1930s. This would have been made in the pre-phylloxera era, and is such incredibly sought after and hard to find. |
![]() Hennessy No.1 Cognac £3,500.00 Strength: 43.5% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 43.5% – A rare and special bottle of Hennessy Cognac, No.1 is chosen from the very best casks at the brand's disposal. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1858 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £3,500.00 Strength: 40% 72cl Summary: 72cl / 40% – An 1858 vintage bottling from Bisquit Dubouche, a pre-phylloxera bottling of cognac produced by one of the most renowned houses of the day. |
![]() Croizet 1894 Cognac / Reserve Royale / Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £3,750.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A very old, rare 19th-century vintage cognac made by Croizet and packaged in a simple, but elegant bottle. |
![]() Adet 1893 Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1920s £3,750.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottle of 1893 vintage cognac bottled by Adet, who later became Adet-Seward before being taken over and subsumed in about 2000. We think this was bottled in the 1920s. |
![]() J J Mortier 1875 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1920s £4,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1920s’ bottle of Cognac from Bordeaux négociant JJ Mortier, who was also manager of the prestigious Château Lafite from 1900 to 1920. This would make a great addition to a collection of antique Cognacs. |
![]() Cockburn 1885 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £4,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An old bottling of Cognac from historical Port merchant Cockburn & Co of Leith. This bottle contains Grande Fine Champagne Cognac and will make a great addition to an antique spirits collection. |
![]() Hennessy Paradis Cognac / 200th Anniversary Baccarat Decanter / Bot.1980s £4,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – One of the rarest and greatest bottlings of Hennessy Cognac, this stunning expression of eaux-de-vie art begins with a bouquet of spring flowers, gentle jasmine and a fleeting suggestion of citrus zest. The palate is fragrant and complex: fresh floral blooms give way to dried fruits and black pepper as the creeping citrus insinuates itself ever more strongly, building to a bold and resounding crescendo. |
![]() Otard's 1875 Liqueur Cognac / Bot.1940s / Shaw Cockell £4,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% / Shaw Cockell & Co – The Cognac house of Baron Otard is located in Cognac's only royal château, a spectacular edifice that dates back to the 10th century. The house was founded by Cognac resident Jean-Baptise Antoine Otard in 1795, although the family had actually been based in Scotland until King James II's exile to France in 1688. |
![]() Gautier Freres 1868 Cognac / Harrods Exclusive / Bot.1960s £4,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Gautier Freres' Fine Champagne Cognac distilled in 1868. This vintage was bottled exclusively for London's famous department store Harrod's sometimes in the 1960s. |
![]() Hine 1955 Cognac / 30 Year Old / Samaroli £4,500.00 Strength: 55.4% 75cl Vintage: 1955 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 55.4% – A bottling of 1955 vintage Hine cognac, released in 1985 after 30 years of maturation. |
![]() Adet 1887 Cognac / Bot.1920s £4,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Adet cognac from the 1887 vintage, around the time of the phylloxera epidemic. A very rare slice of history. |
![]() Mercier Roger 1875 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1940s £4,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A very old bottle of Grande Champagne Cognac, dating from grapes grown in 1875, at a time when phylloxera was beginning to take hold in France. It was distilled a full 34 years before the boundaries of the cognac regions (including Grande Champagne) were even set down in law. |
![]() J.g. Monnet & Co. 1875 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1940s £4,500.00 Strength: 41% 75cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 75.7cl / 41% – An 1875 vintage cognac from J. G. Monnet & Co., produced during the opening years of the Phylloxera epidemic which led to a large proportion of the vines in Europe being destroyed. |
![]() Otard Dupuy 1865 Cognac / Bot.1930s £4,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An ancient and extremely rare old cognac from an excellent house, distilled pre-phylloxera and bottled in around 1930s. This is a real collector's item. |
![]() Otard Dupuy 1878 Cognac / Bot.1930s £4,750.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – An ancient and extremely rare old cognac from Otard distilled in 1878 and bottled in around 1930s. This is a real collector's item. |
![]() Salignac 1865 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1960s £4,750.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A bottle of 1865 vintage cognac from Salignac, produced a few years before the phylloxera epidemic destroyed most of Europe's vineyards. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1865 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – Ancient phylloxera-era cognac from Bisquit, one of the old pre-eminent houses of the day. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1878 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1940s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old but well preserved bottle of Biquit Dubouche's 1878 cognac, specially selected fot the UK market. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1970s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1970s bottling of Remy Martin's fabulous top cuvee, Louis XIII. Presented in the traditional decanter, this is a rare bottle indeed and shows off some of the best Cognac has to offer. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1840 Cognac £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Ancient pre-phylloxera cognac from Bisquit (now Bisquit-Renault) one of the old pre-eminent houses of the day. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1970s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 75.7cl / 40% – An old bottling of Remy Martin's fabulous top cuvee, Louis XIII. Presented in the traditional decanter, this is a rare bottle indeed and shows off some of the best Cognac has to offer. |
![]() Gautier Freres 1865 Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1930s Cognac £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – An old bottle of Gautier Freres' Fine Champagne Cognac distilled in 1865. A piece of history, contemporary to the phylloxera plagues that almost annihilated European vineyards. |
![]() Augier Freres 1878 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1920s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A beautiful bottle of 1878 vintage Grande Champagne Cognac from Augier Freres, who may well have been the first Cognac house. In impressive condition, considering its age, we think this was bottled in the 1920s. |
![]() G T Jones 1865 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1940s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – An ancient bottle and one possible answer to the question, ‘How old and rare can Cognac become?’ For a relic of this magnitude we can expect a myriad of aromas and flavours, notably: dark, fruity Christmas cake, lingering cigar smoke and warming spice; deep woody roots reaching down through rich, fertile soil and all run through with fresh oak, hints of vanilla, citrus and stewed orchard fruit. A journey through complex flavours and time itself. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1970s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1970 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1970s’ bottling of Louis XIII, Rémy Martin’s finest Cognac. Louis XIII is an exceptional Cognac, containing well-aged eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne, the finest grape-growing area in the region. |
![]() Frapin Cuvee 1888 Cognac / Crystal Decanter £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Frapin Cuvée 1888 honours company founder Piere Frapin, who in 1888 selected the cuvee that won a Gold Medal at the World Fair in Paris. Some of the cognacs used in the assemblage pre-date 1888, and a high proportion of the little-seen Folle Blanche grape is used. Presented in a crystal decanter with a spiral of gold thread and a 24-carat gold stopper, plus a gilded fob watch containing a block of Pierre Frapin perfume. |
![]() J J Mortier 1848 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1920s £5,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An 1848 vintage Cognac bottled by Bordeaux négociants J.J. Mortier. Given that the company was only founded in 1889, the contents of this bottle may well be over 40 years old. Louis Mortier, the founder, was manager at the prestigious Château Lafite Rothschild between 1900 and 1920. |
![]() Augier Freres 1878 Cognac / Bot.1920s £5,000.00 Strength: 43% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43% – A beautiful bottle of 1878 vintage Grande Champagne Cognac from Augier Freres, who may well have been the first Cognac house. In impressive condition, considering its age, we think this was bottled in the 1920s. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Remy Martin's fabulous top cuvee, Louis XIII. Presented in the traditional decanter, this is a rare bottle indeed and shows off some of the best Cognac has to offer. From the presentation of this bottle, this was produced in 1962 or 1963 for Japanese market. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Remy Martin's fabulous top cuvee, Louis XIII. Presented in the traditional decanter, this is a rare bottle indeed and shows off some of the best Cognac has to offer. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Remy Martin's fabulous top cuvee, Louis XIII. Presented in the traditional decanter, this is a rare bottle indeed and shows off some of the best Cognac has to offer. From the presentation of this bottle, this was produced in 1962 or 1963. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75.7cl / 40% – A beautiful decanter of Rémy Martin Louis XIII from the 1960s, the finest Cognac made by the house. Louis XIII is a blend of fine old eaux-de-vie aged for decades, and only from the best grape-growing area of the region: Grande Champagne. This version is packaged in a beautiful box and is in great condition. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – ‘Très Vielle’ means ‘very old’ and is an apt descriptor for this fantastic Cognac, the jewel in Rémy Martin’s crown. Packaged in a beautiful glass decanter, this is a 1960s’ bottling of Louis XIII and contains incredibly mature Cognac made from the region’s best vineyards. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A beautiful decanter of Rémy Martin Louis XIII from the 1960s, the finest Cognac made by the house. Louis XIII is a blend of fine old eaux-de-vie aged for decades, and only from the best grape-growing area of the region: Grande Champagne. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A beautiful decanter of Rémy Martin Louis XIII from the 1960s, the finest Cognac made by the house. Louis XIII is a blend of fine old eaux-de-vie aged for decades, and only from the best grape-growing area of the region: Grande Champagne. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii "very Old" Cognac / Bot.1960s £5,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A 1960s bottling of Remy Martin's fabulous top cuvee, Louis XIII. Presented in the traditional decanter, this is a rare bottle indeed and shows off some of the best Cognac has to offer. |
![]() Tesseron Extreme Cognac £5,950.00 Strength: 40% 175cl Summary: 175cl / 40% – Tesseron Extreme Cognac is made with a blend of eaux-de-vie made from Ugni Blanc, Folle-Blanche and Colombard grapes from the Grande Champagne region and matured in Tesseron's 12th century cellars. Aromas of oak spice, toffee, juicy pears and rancio fill the nose and are echoed throughout the palate. |
![]() Remy Martin 1900 Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1940s £6,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – An incredibly rare vintage bottle of Remy Martin distilled in the year 1900. |
![]() Pinet Castillon 1857 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1920s £6,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rare bottle of 1857 vintage Cognac produced by Pinet Castillon, a house that seems to have faded away in more recent years. |
![]() Meukow Cognac No.7 / Vintage 1842 / Grande Champagne / Bot.1940s £6,000.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 40% – A very old bottle of Meukow No.7. This Grande Champagne Cognac was distilled in 1842 and bottled in the 1940s. |
![]() L'or De Jean Martell Reserve Du Chateau Cognac £6,425.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An exemplary Cognac that showcases the style, power and elegance of this renowned house. This impressive blend of over 700 eaux-de-vie from across Cognac, makes for a rare insight into Martell’s vast palette of flavours. |
![]() Ae Dor No.2 1889 Cognac £6,500.00 Strength: 35% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 35% – AE Dor are known for stamping their prestige vintage's with numbers, with this being No.2 – an 1889 vintage Cognac. |
![]() Ae Dor No.1 Cognac / 1893 Vintage / Age D'or / Bot.1980s £6,500.00 Strength: 36% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 36% – No.1 in AE Dor's range of prestige bottlings of very old Cognac, distilled back in 1893. |
![]() Ae Dor 1893 Cognac / Vieille Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £6,500.00 Strength: 37% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 37% – An old bottling of 1893 vintage Cognac from long running and much-respected producer AE Dor. |
![]() Louis Baron 1830 Cognac / Reserve Louis-philippe / Bot.1940s £7,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A rare old historic bottle of 1830 vintage Cognac from Louis Baron – named 'Reserve Louis-Philippe', after the king who succeeded to the throne in the same year. |
![]() Sazerac De Forge 1800 Cognac £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – One of the oldest cognacs available anywhere, this is from the historic Sazerac de Forge et Fils house, which produced the cognac used in the creation of the first Sazerac cocktail in New Orleans in the middle of the 19th century. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1811 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – An ancient pre-phylloxera cognac from Bisquit that probably ought to be in a museum. Pure liquid history. |
![]() Hine 1834 Cognac / Bot.1920s £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – A very old bottle of Hine Cognac. This cognac was distilled in 1834, a beautiful collectors piece. Vintage is shown on the neck label, quite stained but readable. |
![]() Lucien Foucauld 1847 Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1940s £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1940 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A historic bottle of 1847 vintage cognac from Lucien Foucauld. Pre-phylloxera bottles are very rare and hard to find nowadays. A real collector's item. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1840 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Ancient pre-phylloxera cognac from Bisquit, one of the old pre-eminent houses of the day. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1840 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Ancient pre-phylloxera cognac from Bisquit, one of the old pre-eminent houses of the day. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1811 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £7,500.00 Strength: 41% 73cl Summary: 73cl / 41% – An ancient pre-phylloxera Cognac from Bisquit that probably ought to be in a museum. Distilled in 1811, this is pure liquid history. |
![]() Hine 1844 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 75cl Summary: 75cl / 40% – This a very old, pre-phylloxera bottle of Cognac, distilled in 1844 by Hine, a piece of Cognac history. |
![]() Hardy Lalique Winter / Lalique Seasons £7,500.00 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – The final installment in Hardy Cognac's Lalique Seasons series, L'Hiver, meaning 'winter' in French, is presented in a perfume bottle-inspired crystal decanter with a truly unique stopper. |
![]() Martell L'or De Jean Assemblage Du Tigre Cognac £7,500.00 Strength: 42% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 42% – Bottled to celebrate the year of the tiger, the first edition in Martell’s Zodiac series is presented in a beautiful crystal decanter decorated with gold filigree and closed with a pate de cristal tiger head stopper. Blended from 700 different eaux-de-vie, this expression was created by cellar master Christophe Valtaud, using rare vintage Cognacs from previous years of the tiger. The palate is marked by rich, vivid notes of red fruit and oak. |
![]() Bisquit Dubouche 1840 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1930s £7,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – Ancient pre-phylloxera cognac from Bisquit, one of the old pre-eminent houses of the day. |
![]() Ae Dor No.3 Cognac / 1875 Vintage / Prince Imperial / Bot.1980s £8,000.00 Strength: 36% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 36% – This historic bottle from AE Dor was distilled in 1875, just as phylloxera was taking hold. This was unusually bottled at a lower-than-usual strength of 36%. |
![]() Martell L'or De Jean Assemblage Du Lapin Cognac £8,000.00 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – Presented in a beautiful crystal decanter with a rabbit head stopper, L’Or de Jean Martell 1715 is the second entry in the Martell Zodiac series. This blend of 700 different eaux-de-vie was created by cellar master Christophe Valtaud, using rare old Cognacs from previous years of the rabbit. The nose offers aromas of acacia honey, chamomile and vanilla, followed by notes of candied apricots, dried prunes and honeyed fruits on the palate. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Cognac Magnum / Baccarat Crystal £8,250.00 Strength: 40% 150cl Summary: 150cl / 40% – A magnum of Rémy Martin's famed super-premium cognac, the Louis XIII, presented in a large numbered Baccarat crystal decanter. This set includes the presentation box and numbered stopper, but not the numbered booklet. |
![]() Hardy Printemps Lalique Crystal Decanter £8,500.00 Strength: 41% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 41% – One of the grandest presentations we’ve ever seen, this majestic Cognac from Hardy is presented in a Lalique decanter with an almond-green-tinted stopper and leather case. The Cognac itself is made exclusively with Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie that dates to the 1950s and beyond. A real show-stopper. |
![]() Frapin Cuvee Rabelais £9,500.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A limited-edition Cognac from Frapin that honours Francois Rabelais, 16th century writer, physician, humanist and ancestor of Maison Frapin's founder, Pierre Frapin. Presented in a specially-design crystal decanter from Cristallerie Saint-Louis, it offers aromas of orange, candied apricot and elegant oak that fill the nose. The palate offers notes of dried fruit, liquorice, Charentais rancio, tobacco and cigar boxes that linger in the finish. |
![]() Frapin Rabelais Age Inconnu / Baccarat Crystal / Bot.1994 £10,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Vintage: 1994 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% – A beautiful, and gracefully understated, Baccarat decanter of Frapin 'Age Inconnu' (unknown age) Grande Champagne Cognac. It was released in celebration of the 500th anniversary of the birth of French Renaissance writer Francois Rabelais, whose mother was a Frapin. |
![]() Remy Martin 1878 Cognac / Fine Champagne / Bot.1920s £10,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – A historic 1878 vintage of Cognac from top selling brand Rémy Martin. Made from grapes grown before the phylloxera virus had really started to take hold, we estimate this was bottled at over 40 years of age in the 1920s. |
![]() Ae Dor No.5 / 1840 Vintage / Louis Philippe / Bot.1980s £11,000.00 Strength: 34% 70cl Vintage: 1980 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 34% – This AE Dor No. 5 is a fabulous pre-phylloxera Cognac from one of the most famous and longest-established producers. They don't get much older or rarer than this. |
![]() Ae Dor 1840 Cognac / Vieille Fine Champagne / Bot.1960s £11,000.00 Strength: 34% 70cl Vintage: 1960 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 34% – This is also known as No.5 |
![]() Sazerac De Forge 1811 Cognac / Bot.1920s £12,000.00 Strength: 40% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 40% – One of the oldest cognacs available anywhere, this is from the historic Sazerac de Forge et Fils house, which produced the cognac used in the creation of the first Sazerac cocktail in New Orleans in the middle of the 19th century. |
![]() Hennessy Timeless Cognac / Baccarat Crystal £12,000.00 Strength: 43.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43.5% – Hennessy Timeless was created in 1999 to showcase the company’s past and look forward to the future promised by the new Millennium. Sadly only 2000 bottles of this nectar were released – but quality such as this just can't be mass-produced. Blended from 11 of the finest vintages of the 20th century, this is a stunning connoisseur's cognac. |
![]() Hennessy Ellipse Cognac / Baccarat Crystal £12,500.00 Strength: 43.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43.5% – A very special bottling of Hennessy, Ellipse is presented in an updated version of the classic Thomas Bastide-designed Baccarat crystal decanter made famous by its predecessor Hennessy Timeless. |
![]() Louis Xiii Black Pearl / André Heriard Dubreuil £14,000.00 Strength: 40% 35cl Summary: 35cl / 40% – A limited-edition rare Louis XIII Cognac, drawn from a single tierçon from the cellar of André Hériard Dubreuil. Presented in a 35cl Baccarat crystal decanter and a numbered coffret, with a numbered book containing the story of André Hériard Dubreuil and what made him such a visionary leader. |
![]() Remy Martin Louis Xiii Jeroboam £24,000.00 Strength: 40% 300cl Summary: 300cl / 40% – Rémy Martin have released their most prestigious cuvée, Louis XIII, in a magnificent three litre Jeroboam decanter handcrafted by legendary crystal-makers Baccarat. Blended from 1200 of the finest reserves of Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, some of which have been aged up to 100 years in ancient tierçons, Louis XIII is the pinnacle of the cellar-master’s art, and is presented in an unmistakable decanter that has become a timeless design classic. |
![]() Frapin 750th Anniversary Edition Cognac £30,000.00 Strength: 43.5% 70cl Summary: 70cl / 43.5% – An impressive limited-edition Cognac from Frapin celebrating the maison's 750th anniversary, made with some of the oldest eaux-de-vie from its cellars. Aromas of nutmeg, oak spice, prunes and warm balsamic fill the nose, complemented by notes of pears, quince, port, coca and rich oak throughout the palate. |