A 200-year history of the cognac trade between France and Mexico. Merchants, agents, locally bottled imitations, the Vidaurreta 1938 painting, the 1997 protection of the cognac name, and the EU-Mexico agreement signed in Brussels on 22 May 2026. With 17 archival images.
Bourbon brands are finishing in cognac casks. Cognac houses are finishing in bourbon casks. The 2026 US crossover guide, with the bottles to try first.
Inside the brazen supply chain fraud targeting France’s most storied spirit trade On the morning of November 20, 2025, a…
The Cognac Film Festival: 13 Films the Cognac World Would Make Every great cognac house has a story worth telling…
Hennessy XO vs Remy Martin XO vs Courvoisier XO vs Martell XO vs d’UssĂ© XO Our so-called Family Tastings began…
In an era where climate change poses a significant challenge to traditional viticulture, Maison Martell has taken a visionary step…
In this blog, we will be taking a closer look at the oldest and newest official age classification, that of…
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July 01 2020 is International Fruit Day, so what better time to discuss Cognacs that boast the fruitiest of aromas…
Itâs that time again⊠When we usher out the old and welcome the new. But we canât let 2019 leave…
The oldest of all the big Cognac houses certainly represents the epitome of luxurious style. And the launch of their…
Itâs been a busy couple of months in the world of Cognac. Each of the major houses has announced big…
The latest figures show that thereâs a massive global market for all kinds of Brandy. The following list shows the…
Spring is springing, and along with it comes a veritable plethora of new Cognacs being announced. Martell and Camus are…