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Hi, I have a bottle from Maison Prunier S.A. Champerty Extra Cognac 3L. It is duty paid and stamped along with all original documents and what appears to be a signature card with the name Claud on it. It was recently gifted to me by a very dear friend, and I would just like to know if anyone has any information about this particular type of cognac at all please. I have browsed the internet high and low to no avail unfortunately. So I am hoping I may get some answers on it here.
I have two 1960’s vintage bottles of Martell Cognac for sale. One bottle of Martell Cordon Bleu and one bottle of Martell V.S.O.P. Medaillon. I can provide photos to those interested.
I have an unopened bottle of Madame Gaston Briand Paradis purchased about 1980’s. It has been in my liquor cabinet, standing, for many years.
Also an unopened bottle of Madame Gaston Briand Grand Cru, stored in same manner. Would anyone have any idea of pricing. I can send photos if need be and all original labels and stamps. A Frank Schoonmaker Selection.