Treasure: Old Pascal Combeau Cognac hidden from Germans

One of our readers found this old treasure. The Pascal Combeau et Cie Cognac bottle is from the time before the 2nd World War – it was hidden in a wine cellar, so the Germans couldn’t take it.

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The bottle has 3 labels, frist one reads: XO – and second one reads Maison fondée en 1838 Pascal Combeau et Cie
COGNAC.

And on the third label it reads:
Ce Cognac est le produit des vins récoltés et distillés seulement dans la région délimitée de Cognac conformément à la loi Française. Mise en bouteille à Cognac de nos stocks en réserve.

If you have an idea about value, age or if you are interested in buying this one, please feel free to comment. Who knows, perhaps the owner is ready to sell this vintage bottle.

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