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Cards

54 - 80 € Cognac

  • Bottle of Carlos I Imperial XO brandy with dark label and royal motif
    Item no.: 22227865491-18525

    The story goes that a cellar master in Jerez discovered some forgotten, mysterious casks tucked in a corner of the bodega back in 1889. What later became Carlos I is named after the Spanish king Charles I, portrayed on horseback by Titian after the Battle of Mühlberg.

    Expert's Description

    Carlos I Imperial XO is a Spanish Brandy de Jerez, bottled at 38%.

    The brandy is produced by the house of Osborne, founded in 1772 in El Puerto de Santa María at the heart of the Jerez district, one of Spain's oldest and most respected houses in sherry and brandy. Carlos I is traditionally distilled from the Airén grape using alquitaras, pot stills of Arab origin.

    Maturation follows the dynamic criaderas y soleras system, where younger and older brandy are continuously blended through a series of American oak casks that previously held sherry. For Imperial XO, the casks average more than 20 years old, giving the brandy an unusual depth.

    The dynamic system means each bottle holds brandy of many different ages, brought together through decades of careful blending rather than a single vintage.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Vanilla and liquorice meet a deep sherry character from the old casks.

    Palate

    Soft and light on the palate, with a pleasant feel balanced by the vanilla and liquorice tones.

    Finish

    Medium length and round, with lingering sweetness and a hint of dried fruit.

    Specifications

    Name: Carlos I Imperial XO
    Distillery: Carlos I, Osborne
    Country: Spain
    Type: Spanish Brandy de Jerez
    Age: Average over 20 years, Solera
    ABV: 38%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: American Oak, ex-Sherry
    EAN no.: 8410337016087
    Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat after the meal, ideally at room temperature

    Flavour Profile

    Vanilla · Liquorice · Sherry · Dried Fruit

    Did You Know?

    The Carlos I name comes from a painting by Titian depicting the Spanish king Charles I on horseback after the Battle of Mühlberg in 1548, and the portrait still adorns the bottle's label to this day.

    • 1pcs.
      80,25EUR
  • Bottle of Daniel Bouju Premiers Arômes with light golden cognac
    Item no.: 22333-557855

    Vine flower, hawthorn and white peach - Daniel Bouju Premiers Arômes smells more of spring than of cognac's usual heavy notes. This is a cognac built on freshness rather than weight.

    Expert's Description

    Daniel Bouju Premiers Arômes is a French Cognac from Grande Champagne, aged in old Limousin oak casks and bottled at 40%.

    The cognac is made exclusively from Ugni Blanc grapes at the small family house Daniel Bouju in Saint-Preuil. Where many of the house's other expressions rest in new casks, Premiers Arômes is instead left in old Limousin casks, which gives a more restrained, subtle cask influence.

    The cognac is unfiltered and entirely free of added caramel colouring, giving an authentic expression where the grape's own floral aromas are allowed to take centre stage.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers vine flower, hawthorn and white peach, followed by crisp notes of pink grapefruit.

    Palate

    The palate is light and harmonious with a fine balance between fruit and acidity, where lemon plays a clear role.

    Finish

    The finish is short and fresh, leaving a clean, floral impression.

    Specifications

    Name: Daniel Bouju Premiers Arômes
    Distillery: Daniel Bouju
    Country: France
    Type: Grande Champagne Cognac
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Old Limousin oak casks
    Serving suggestion: Enjoy as an aperitif at room temperature or as an ingredient in elegant cocktails.

    Flavour Profile

    Vine flower · Peach · Grapefruit · Lemon

    Did You Know?

    Did you know that alongside cognac, Daniel Bouju also produces Pineau des Charentes, the sweet apéritif from the same region? Both are built on the house's same philosophy of clean, unadulterated flavour with no additives.

    • 1pcs.
      60,25EUR
  • Bottle of Drouet Réserve De Jean cognac with golden liquid
    Item no.: 22227865491-742

    The name is no coincidence. Réserve De Jean honours Jean L'Homme, the man who in 1848 founded what is today Cognac Drouet - and the cognac itself is just as unpredictable and complex as a good story deserves to be.

    Expert's Description

    Drouet Réserve De Jean is a French Cognac from Grande Champagne, bottled at 40%.

    The cognac carries the name of Jean L'Homme, founder of the estate that has been in the family since 1848, at the heart of Grande Champagne. Réserve De Jean is intended as a tribute to that original heritage, while also representing one of the most inventive expressions in the house's current range.

    The cognac is made from 100% Grande Champagne grapes and stands out for its complex character, where dryness and sweetness shift gently through the flavour.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is complex, alternating between dry and lightly sweet tones.

    Palate

    The palate is full-bodied with character, where dryness and sweetness play off each other throughout.

    Finish

    The finish is long and nuanced, slowly building.

    Specifications

    Name: Drouet Réserve De Jean
    Distillery: Drouet et Fils
    Country: France
    Type: Grande Champagne Cognac
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    EAN no.: 3305488681701
    Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat at room temperature in a cognac glass, ideally as a calm end to the evening.

    Flavour Profile

    Complex · Dry · Sweetness · Body

    Did You Know?

    Did you know that Drouet Réserve De Jean is named after Jean L'Homme, the man who founded the estate in 1848? The cognac serves as the house's way of celebrating its own origin story.

    • 1pcs.
      73,50EUR
  • Bottle of Drouet VSOP cognac with amber-golden liquid
    Item no.: 22227865491-741

    Ulysse and Elina Dumargue once worked the land for the L'Homme family, long before they themselves became part of the Drouet lineage. Ten years in cask later, that same soil has become a juicy, elegantly spiced VSOP.

    Expert's Description

    Drouet VSOP is a French Cognac from Grande Champagne, aged at least 10 years and bottled at 40%.

    The Drouet family history stretches back to the great-grandparents Ulysse and Elina Dumargue, who worked the vineyards for the founding L'Homme family before their descendants later took over and expanded the estate. Today Cognac Drouet is run by the fourth generation.

    The VSOP quality is made from 100% Grande Champagne grapes and has been given considerably longer ageing than VS, resulting in a juicy, elegantly spiced cognac with a clear cask influence.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is fruity with a touch of plum and light vanilla.

    Palate

    The palate is juicy and elegantly spiced with a touch of oak.

    Finish

    The finish is round and warm with lasting vanilla.

    Specifications

    Name: Drouet VSOP
    Distillery: Drouet et Fils
    Country: France
    Type: VSOP Grande Champagne Cognac
    Age: Minimum 10 years
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    EAN no.: 3585950000029
    Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat at room temperature in a cognac glass, ideally after dinner.

    Flavour Profile

    Plum · Vanilla · Spice · Fruit

    Did You Know?

    Did you know that the Drouet family history can be traced back to the great-grandparents Ulysse and Elina Dumargue, who originally worked the land for the founding L'Homme family? It was their work that ultimately laid the foundation for today's family-owned house.

    • 1pcs.
      57,50EUR
  • Bottle of Gourry de Chadeville V.S.O.P. Cognac with golden amber colour and classic label
    Item no.: 22227865491-500

    Eight to ten years in cask, not a day more or less than the cellar master judges right. Gourry de Chadeville's VSOP is the house's midpoint, where young freshness begins giving way to something deeper.

    Expert's Description

    Gourry de Chadeville V.S.O.P. 1er Cru French Cognac is a Cognac from Grande Champagne, aged 8-10 years, bottled at 40%.

    Gourry de Chadeville, the world's oldest Cognac house founded in 1619, owns all its plots in Grande Champagne and distils and matures all its Cognac on the estate, exclusively in Limousin oak casks. The VSOP brings together eaux-de-vie given 8 to 10 years to come together, longer than the legal minimum of four and a half years.

    The result is a soft, rounded and remarkably nuanced Cognac, showing the house style in its most accessible yet still complex form.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Aromas of plum, brown sugar and date, with a hint of Ceylon cinnamon.

    Palate

    Round and nuanced, with green walnut, apricot and a warm spice note.

    Finish

    Long and soft, with a last trace of brown sugar and spiced oak.

    Specifications

    Name: Gourry de Chadeville V.S.O.P.
    Distillery: Gourry de Chadeville
    Country: France
    Type: 1er Cru French Cognac
    Age: 8-10 years
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Limousin oak
    Serving suggestion: Enjoyed at room temperature in a cognac glass

    Flavour Profile

    Plum · Brown Sugar · Green Walnut · Ceylon Cinnamon

    Did You Know?

    Did you know that French law only requires a minimum of four years in cask for a Cognac to be labelled VSOP? Gourry de Chadeville's version spends roughly double that time in oak, a voluntary standard set by the house's own cellar master.

    • 1pcs.
      71,00EUR
  • Dark Spanish VSOP brandy bottle with a classic label and rounded shape
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197241

    In the sun-warmed bodegas of southern Spain, rows of ageing oak casks have shaped the character of Spanish brandy for generations. Napoleon VSOP Prestige stands in that tradition, dark as caramelised sugar, with a richness that hints at real time spent in wood.

    Expert's Description

    Napoleon VSOP Prestige is a Spanish brandy classified as VSOP, bottled as a Vintage edition at 38%.

    The bottle belongs to the Spanish brandy tradition, where eaux-de-vie is matured through the Solera system – a network of linked cask rows in which younger distillate is gradually blended with older vintages each time spirit is drawn from the bottom casks. The method is especially associated with the brandy houses of the Jerez region in Andalusia, where it was historically refined alongside sherry production, and it remains one of the most defining features of Spanish brandy as a category.

    The VSOP classification requires a minimum period of ageing, giving the brandy time to draw colour, tannin and rounded flavour from the oak. This particular bottling is released as a limited Vintage edition, setting it apart from the house's ongoing production.

    The result is a dark, round brandy in which the Solera system's blending of vintages creates an even depth – a style found across much of classic Spanish brandy regardless of house.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Caramelised sugar, dried apricot and a light woody note of old oak.

    Palate

    Round and full, with raisin, walnut and a hint of vanilla from the cask.

    Finish

    Medium length, dry and lightly spiced, closing on a warm, woody note.

    Specifications

    Name: Napoleon VSOP Prestige
    Distillery: Del Maresme
    Country: Spain
    Type: Spanish Brandy
    ABV: 38%
    Size: 70 CL
    Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat at room temperature or over ice

    Flavour Profile

    Caramel · Dried Fruit · Walnut · Oak

    Did You Know?

    The word Solera comes from the Spanish suelo, meaning ground or floor – a reference to the fact that the oldest casks in the system always sit at the bottom row, closest to the ground.

    • 1pcs.
      67,00EUR
  • Bottle of Philbert Sauternes Cognac with golden liquid and simple label
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197279837

    Around Etriac in the Petite Champagne, the Philbert family works the same soil that has shaped their grapes for generations. In the cellar, though, one cask breaks the pattern: an old Sauternes cask from Bordeaux, once home to a sweet white wine, now lending this Cognac a golden, exotic undertone.

    Expert's Description

    Philbert Sauternes 2012/2018 Rare Cask Finish 7 Years Single Estate French Cognac is a Cognac from the Petite Champagne, finished in used Sauternes casks and bottled at 41.5%.

    The bottle comes from Philbert, a Cognac house run by brothers Xavier and Pierre-Olivier Philbert, whose family has grown grapes in the Charente since 1808. Xavier tends the fields around Etriac in the Petite Champagne, while his brother works from Touzac in the Grande Champagne — two addresses, one shared belief that the soil should speak through the distillate. This bottling is single estate, drawn only from the Etriac property, with no blending from other vineyards.

    Philbert was the first house in the region to seriously experiment with rare cask finishes in used Oloroso sherry and Sauternes casks, and this release is one result of that work. The Cognac was distilled in 2012 and later rested in one named cask, #172-02, receiving its final finish in refill Sauternes casks alongside new French oak.

    Only 550 bottles of this release exist, and the Cognac is unfiltered at low temperature, so everything the cask gave it — the sweet, fruity traces of Sauternes — stays intact in the glass.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose opens with ripe apricot and a touch of honey, quickly followed by warm toasted oak and a hint of the sweet white wine the cask once held.

    Palate

    On the palate it is round and full, with exotic fruit, caramelised sugar and a light spiced warmth that carries the flavour forward without turning heavy.

    Finish

    The finish is long and silky, with a lingering sweetness from the Sauternes cask and a final trace of toasted wood.

    Specifications

    Name: Philbert Sauternes 2012/2018 Rare Cask Finish 7 Years Single Estate French Cognac
    Distillery: Philbert
    Country: France
    Type: French Cognac, Single Estate
    Age: 7 Years
    ABV: 41.5%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Refill Sauternes casks and new French oak
    EAN no.: 3367589000065
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature in a tulip-shaped Cognac glass, ideally after a meal, when the sweet and exotic notes can fully unfold.

    Flavour Profile

    Apricot · Honey · Toasted Oak · Exotic Sweetness

    Did You Know?

    Did you know this Cognac comes from a single named cask, #172-02, and that only 550 bottles of this exact Sauternes finish exist in the world?

    • 1pcs.
      60,25EUR
  • Cognac bottle with simple label and gold seal from Pierre Ferrand
    Item no.: 22227865480-67093-0001

    Ten generations is a long time to hold onto the same land. The families behind Pierre Ferrand have grown vines and distilled cognac in the heart of Grande Champagne long before any of them could have guessed their knowledge would one day be gathered into a single bottle called 10 Generations.

    Expert's Description

    Pierre Ferrand 10 Generations 1er Cru de Cognac is a Cognac from Grande Champagne, bottled at 44%.

    The name refers directly to the long line of winegrowers and distillers whose experience the house draws on, a legacy stretching from the eighteenth century to today, where Alexandre Gabriel has run production from Château de Bonbonnet since 1989. The 1er Cru de Cognac designation guarantees that the grapes come exclusively from Grande Champagne, the most celebrated of Cognac's districts.

    10 Generations is meant as a bottle that gathers this legacy into a single, approachable expression, where maturity and craftsmanship weigh heavier than a stated vintage or age declaration.

    The bottle suits anyone who wants a cognac with roots deep in history, without it needing to sit on a pedestal to be enjoyed.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The aroma offers ripe fruit and a light sweetness of vanilla, supported by a hint of spice from the oak.

    Palate

    On the palate the cognac is round and warm, with fruit and vanilla leading and a dry, oaky structure giving it edge.

    Finish

    The finish is mild and lingering, where spice and lightly toasted oak remain longest on the palate.

    Specifications

    Name: Pierre Ferrand 10 Generations 1er Cru de Cognac
    Distillery: Pierre Ferrand, Château de Bonbonnet, Grande Champagne
    Country: France
    Type: French Cognac
    ABV: 44%
    Size: 50 CL
    EAN no.: 3460410533463
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature in a cognac glass, ideally to close a meal

    Flavour Profile

    Ripe Fruit · Vanilla · Oak · Spice

    Did You Know?

    Pierre Ferrand is co-owner of Domaine du Logis d'Angeac, a vineyard in Grande Champagne whose history can be traced back to 1776, long before the house itself took its name.

    • 1pcs.
      54,75EUR
  • Cognac bottle with classic label and embossed detailing from Pierre Ferrand
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-1972691

    A well-preserved bottle from 1840, labelled Pinet-Castillon Cognac, surfaced one day and was opened by people whose trade is understanding how cocktails tasted when they were first invented. What they found in the glass was a cognac so different from today's that Pierre Ferrand set out to recreate it.

    Expert's Description

    Pierre Ferrand 1840 Formula 1er Cru de Cognac is a Cognac from Grande Champagne and Ugni Blanc grapes, bottled at 45%.

    The bottle was created together with cocktail historian David Wondrich, known for tracing classic cocktail recipes back to their origins. The starting point was that rare 1840 bottle, whose style differs sharply from modern cognac: less sweetness, more spice and a dryness that lends itself brilliantly to mixing rather than being enjoyed neat alone.

    Pierre Ferrand, which runs its production from Château de Bonbonnet in Grande Champagne, the chalkiest and most celebrated of Cognac's districts, has used the formula to recreate a style that was common among cognac houses around the 1800s, long before modern blending techniques and sweeter profiles became the norm.

    The result is a cognac equally at home in a Sidecar, a Julep or a Sazerac as it is in a glass on its own.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Orange peel and white flowers open the aroma, joined by a touch of allspice and cinnamon that gives a spiced, almost historic character.

    Palate

    The palate is warm and full, with acacia honey and ripe pears, while a hint of mint adds a fresh, almost herbal edge.

    Finish

    The finish is dry and spiced, where the honey's sweetness gives way to a light bitterness of orange peel that lingers.

    Specifications

    Name: Pierre Ferrand 1840 Formula 1er Cru de Cognac
    Distillery: Pierre Ferrand, Château de Bonbonnet, Grande Champagne
    Country: France
    Type: French Cognac
    ABV: 45%
    Size: 70 CL
    EAN no.: 3460410528827
    Serving suggestion: Well suited to classic cocktails such as Sidecar, Julep and Sazerac, or neat at room temperature

    Flavour Profile

    Orange Peel · White Flowers · Acacia Honey · Pears

    Did You Know?

    The cognac made before the vine louse phylloxera devastated France's vineyards in the late 1800s had a markedly different character than today's - less sweet and more spiced - and it is precisely this pre-phylloxera style that 1840 Formula sets out to recreate.

    • 1pcs.
      60,25EUR
  • Golden cognac bottle with round cork and dark label from Pierre Ferrand
    Item no.: 22227865491-8020

    The chalky soil of Grande Champagne produces grapes that ripen slowly and keep an acidity the rest of the Cognac region rarely matches. It is this soil, and nothing else, that underpins Pierre Ferrand Ambre.

    Expert's Description

    Pierre Ferrand Ambre 1er Cru de Cognac is a Cognac from Grande Champagne, bottled at 40%.

    The cognac is distilled exclusively from grapes grown in Grande Champagne, the smallest and chalkiest of Cognac's six districts, and therefore carries the 1er Cru de Cognac designation. Ferrand uses both Ugni Blanc and Colombard in the blend, a combination that adds complexity and a floral character not always found in more standardised cognacs.

    The style reaches back toward the character older Premier Cru cognacs once had, when pear and plum notes were more prominent, before modern blending techniques made profiles more uniform across houses.

    The cognac has rested in casks of Quercus Sessiliflora, an oak species known for imparting vanilla and a deep, golden colour, which explains the name Ambre.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The aroma offers ripe pear and plum, supported by floral tones and a light sweetness of vanilla from the cask.

    Palate

    The palate follows the nose closely, with juicy pear and plum, while the vanilla adds round, sweet edges to the whole.

    Finish

    The finish is soft and lingering, where the fruit slowly gives way to a warm, vanilla-tinged aftertaste.

    Specifications

    Name: Pierre Ferrand Ambre 1er Cru de Cognac
    Distillery: Pierre Ferrand, Château de Bonbonnet, Grande Champagne
    Country: France
    Type: French Cognac
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Quercus Sessiliflora oak casks
    EAN no.: 3460410505071
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature in a cognac glass, ideally neat

    Flavour Profile

    Pear · Plum · Vanilla · Floral

    Did You Know?

    Quercus Sessiliflora, also known as sessile oak, is one of only two oak species traditionally used for Cognac casks, and its tight grain gives a different, gentler tannin than the more common Quercus Robur.

    • 1pcs.
      67,00EUR
  • Bottle of Remy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac with dark golden liquid and classic label
    Item no.: 22227865491-75

    The name Accord Royal carries a sense of something sealed with a handshake, an agreement fit for a royal court. In the glass there is nothing formal about it, only plum marmalade, toffee and the scent of fresh bread unfolding calmly, a Cognac that knows exactly what it is.

    Expert's Description

    Remy Martin 1738 Accord Royal is a French Cognac of the Fine Champagne category, bottled at 40%.

    The blend consists of at least 60% eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne, the rest from the neighbouring Petite Champagne, a higher share of Grande Champagne than the Fine Champagne designation requires as a minimum. The grapes, mainly Ugni Blanc supplemented by Folle Blanche and Colombard, grow in the same chalky soil that has made the region famous for generations.

    Remy Martin was founded in 1724 in the town of Cognac, and the house has held to a simple philosophy ever since: only Fine Champagne Cognac leaves its cellars, whether the bottle is its most accessible or its rarest.

    1738 Accord Royal is built for everyday small celebrations, a Cognac with enough body to reward attention, without the weight that demands a special occasion.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is generous and full, with plum and fig marmalade leading, backed by toffee and the scent of toasted bread.

    Palate

    The palate is soft like creamy caramel, spiced with baked spice and a hint of dark chocolate underneath.

    Finish

    The finish is medium-length and warm, where caramel and a faint trace of chocolate are the last things to remain.

    Specifications

    Name: Remy Martin 1738 Accord Royal French Cognac
    Distillery: Remy Martin
    Country: France
    Type: French Cognac, Fine Champagne
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    EAN no.: 3024480010233
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature in a cognac glass, letting the caramel and spice aromas open up.

    Flavour Profile

    Plum Marmalade · Toffee · Baked Spice · Dark Chocolate

    Did You Know?

    Did you know that 1738 Accord Royal contains at least 60% eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne, ten percentage points above the legal minimum for the Fine Champagne designation?

    • 1pcs.
      67,00EUR
  • Bottle of Roullet VSOP Grande Champagne Cognac with golden, amber-coloured spirit
    Item no.: 22227865491-533

    In 1772 the Roullet family bought their first plot of land at Le Goulet, north of Jarnac, and planted it with vines. Napoleon himself is said to have been among the early admirers of the house's cognac – a story that still clings to the label today.

    Expert's Description

    Roullet VSOP Grande Champagne is a French Cognac from Grande Champagne, bottled at 40%.

    The Roullet Cognac house survived the French Revolution and in 1791 received the Republic's licence to distil and supply cognac – one of the oldest licences in the district. Today the house owns more than 200 hectares of vineyards, most of them in Fins Bois, while a smaller but decisive share lies in Grande Champagne itself, the area cognac lovers regard as the district's finest terroir.

    Under AOC rules, a VSOP must rest at least 4 years in oak before the term can appear on the label. Roullet VSOP goes further and has rested 6 years in oak casks, giving it a maturity that comes close to many XO bottlings.

    The result is a deep golden cognac with amber tones, where the long cask ageing has been allowed to round off both nose and palate without losing the freshness the base wine gets from Grande Champagne's chalky soil.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Citrus peel and ripe peach meet dry wood and a hint of pale leather, carried by the finesse typical of Grande Champagne.

    Palate

    Round and well balanced, with silky tannins and a touch of honey that ties the fruit together with the dry oak.

    Finish

    Medium-length and warm, with a lightly spiced close that hints at just how much time really sits behind a VSOP from this house.

    Specifications

    Name: Roullet VSOP Grande Champagne
    Distillery: Roullet
    Country: France
    Type: French Cognac
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: French oak
    EAN no.: 3760089070079
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature in a cognac glass, ideally after a meal

    Flavour Profile

    Citrus · Ripe peach · Dry oak · Honey

    Did You Know?

    Roullet was among the very first cognac houses to sell its spirit in bottle in Paris as early as the 18th century, at a time when most houses still sold by the cask.

    • 1pcs.
      60,25EUR
  • Bottle of Segonzac 7 Year VSOP Grande Champagne Cognac with copper-coloured spirit
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197278309

    The family behind Pierre de Segonzac can trace its first harvest all the way back to 1702, when ancestor Jacques Ferrand distilled at the Biard estate. Eleven generations later, the vineyards still lie in the very village of Segonzac, the heart of Grande Champagne.

    Expert's Description

    Segonzac 7 Year VSOP Grande Champagne is a French Cognac from Grande Champagne, bottled at 40%.

    The Pierre de Segonzac cognac house farms nearly 10 hectares in Grande Champagne 1er Cru itself, the most acclaimed soil in the entire district, where the chalky subsoil gives the grapes a distinctive finesse. The house distils on its own property using two traditional Charentais copper stills, one of which is still hand-hammered, and relies on the old artisan technique of "bonne chauffe" to preserve the aromas fully through distillation.

    This VSOP significantly exceeds the legal minimum of 4 years in cask and has rested 7 years, giving the cognac a maturity and a deeper copper colour than is typical for the category.

    The result is a handsome, copper-coloured cognac with a sweetly perfumed nose carrying notes of honey and ripe fruit.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Honey and ripe fruit, lifted by a light floral perfume.

    Palate

    Soft and medium-bodied, with caramel, baked fruit and a fine spice note.

    Finish

    Medium length, warm and lightly sweet.

    Specifications

    Name: Segonzac 7 Year VSOP Grande Champagne
    Distillery: Pierre de Segonzac
    Country: France
    Type: VSOP Cognac
    Age: 7 years
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: French oak
    EAN no.: 3760097560012
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature in a cognac glass

    Flavour Profile

    Honey · Baked fruit · Caramel · Spice

    Did You Know?

    One of Pierre de Segonzac's copper stills is among the last in the district still hand-hammered by a coppersmith rather than machine-made – a craft only a handful of masters in France still practise today.

    • 1pcs.
      67,00EUR
  • Bottle of Tonow Moseeg Danish apple brandy with deep dark colour
    Item no.: 22227865480-67093-0051

    A piece of oak that has lain buried in a Jutland bog for thousands of years does not give up its secrets easily. But at the TONOW distillery, they have found a way to unlock them: by ageing apple brandy on exactly this bog oak.

    Expert's Description

    Tonow Apple & Prehistoric Oak Moseeg Brandy is a Danish Brandy distilled by Vesterhavsmost, bottled at 42%.

    As with the house's other brandies, the apples come from Vesterhavsmost's own orchard close to the North Sea, harvested in single varieties in season to preserve each variety's own character. What makes this particular bottling special is the ageing on moseeg – prehistoric oak that has lain buried in Danish bogs for millennia, only resurfacing when farmers or archaeologists come across it during groundwork.

    Bog oak is far denser and darker than ordinary oak, and this type of cask gives the spirit a character quite different from the classic French cask types – a deep, earthy tone that ties together with the freshness of the apple.

    The result is a brandy that insists on being Danish through both of its central ingredients: the fruit and the wood.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Ripe apples meeting a deep, dark wood tone and a hint of mineral earth.

    Palate

    Full and earthy, with apple sweetness balanced by a dry, almost smoky wood character.

    Finish

    Long and deep, with a persistent dark wood tone.

    Specifications

    Name: Tonow Apple & Prehistoric Oak Moseeg Brandy
    Distillery: Tonow
    Country: Denmark
    Type: Danish Brandy
    ABV: 42%
    Size: 50 CL
    Cask type: Prehistoric bog oak
    EAN no.: 5714962000804
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature as a digestif

    Flavour Profile

    Ripe apple · Dark wood · Earth · Minerality

    Did You Know?

    Bog oak can be several thousand years old and is preserved only because the oxygen-free environment of a bog prevents the wood from rotting – a natural preservation that only becomes visible to us once the wood is dug back up.

    • 1pcs.
      60,25EUR