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 leaflet relating to a Royal Auction of an almost identical bottle, estimate £800-1200.

Cognac Auction

There are not only ‘bottles’ but also Magnums of 1811 Grand Fine Champagne and even a Double Magnum of 1875 Camus Grande Champagne Cognac, estimate also £800-1200. The ever popular Chateau de Fontainbleau Cognac 1811 is also included, £500-800.

For those who prefer modern vintages there is a bottle of Lafite Rothschild Tres Vielle Reserve, estimate £100-200, and to end your evening in style there is also a great selection of Cigars, Whisy Port and Wine in the sale.

The catalogue can be viewed online at www.tennants-ltd.co.uk, where you will also find copies of the original purchase receipts (where available), images of each lot and detailed information about labels and levels. You can also log onto www.the-saleroom.com and register to bid live via the internet.

Tennants is a fourth generation family run business based in Leyburn, North Yorkshire. With a specialised team and 21 departments, Tennants can accurately appraise virtually any item, free of charge, with values ranging from £50 to many hundreds of thousands of pounds.