Maxime Trijol Cognac

About Maxime Trijol

Maxime Trijol is the cognac house that made it its mission to keep both quality and price down to earth. The family has run the business since 1930 without compromising on craft. For newcomers, it's an accessible entry into cognac without the usual price barrier; for connoisseurs, one of the region's few independent, family-run houses still distilling on its own Charente stills.

History & Background

The house was founded in 1930 by Maxime Trijol in the town of Cognac and has since been run by the same family across several generations. From the start, the ambition was to make a high-quality cognac that ordinary households could still afford, not only the wealthy. That philosophy still shapes the range today.

Production & Style

The cognac is distilled from grapes grown across several of the region's crus and matured on French oak casks in the house's own cellars in the town of Cognac. Blends are put together with a focus on balance rather than age for its own sake.

Signature Style

Full-Bodied, Fruity, Straightforward
Expect a full-bodied profile of ripe stone fruit, a touch of caramel, and a warm, straightforward finish.

Facts

Did You Know?

Maxime Trijol has always insisted on selling directly and avoiding unnecessary middlemen, which is part of why the price has stayed down for nearly a century.

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Gilles Brisson, Drouet and Renault.