19th century
Tennants Auctioneers to Sell Fifteen 19th Century Bottles of Cognac
As part of the North Yorkshire based auction house Tennants Auctioneers next Fine Wine sale on the 26th November, tomorrw, they are offering a rare collection of fifteen bottles of 19th century cognac, all from the cellar of a local collector. Included in the sale is an 1808 bottle of Denis Mounie together with a…
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DE LUZE Traces its Iconic Bottle Shape back to 1848 Thanks to Cognac-Expert.com
A few months ago a reader submited a bottle picture to the YOUR BOTTLE? section: A very old DE LUZE millésime vintage bottle, asking for information about the brand and the bottle. DE LUZE International Director, Bob Eastham immediately contacted the subscriber and came to an agreement to get the bottle back to the brand’s…
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Hennessy Paradis Imperial: Hennessy’s Latest Offering
A beautiful crystal decanter gives the wow factor to Hennessy’s latest cognac. Hennessy Paradis Imperial Cognac – a blend of both 19th and 20th century eaux-de-vie is the creation of master blender, Yann Fillioux. He credits his inspiration for Paradis Imperial to a unique order made back in the year 1818 by the Russian Empress, Maria…
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Back To The 19th Century For Cognac Ferrand
Cognac Ferrand is due to launch a new blend at the TFWA Exhibition in Cannes, France, this September. Called the 1840 Original Formula, Ferrand is describing the new product as ‘a revival of the classic three star cognac.’ Developed through extensive research of three star cognacs since the early 1800’s, this new blend is the…
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Singapore Event Masters Of Spirits: Offering Three Different Louis XIII Bottles
If you have reason to be in Changai Airport, Singapore, on the 12th of March then be sure to check out the ‘Masters of Spirits’ event being hosted by the DFS Group. As part of this, Remy Cointreau Global Travel Retail is offering three rare cognacs for sale. This is a unique chance to purchase…
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McTears auction: Rare Janneau brandy from Antarctica fetches £1880
You remember the story about the brandy and whiskey found in Antarctica? A lovely story. A box of spirits has been lying in the ice for more than a 100 years. The brandy and whisky was left in the ice by Sir Ernest Shackleton and his team – when the box was opened 11 bottles…
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Laura at 2012-01-10 10:44:27 in:
You travel to Charente? Places where you can enjoy your Cognac
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