Croizet is one of the oldest Cognac houses, founded in 1805, and still known as a quality producer. The house owns 58 hectares of vines in the Grande Champagne part of the appellation. In 1963 th...(more info)

Slightly older than Delamain Pale & Dry, at 30 to 35 years old, this copper-colored XO is even more complex. There’s still orchard fruit, but also beautiful aromas of fresh wildflowers and we...(more info)

XO Grande Champagne Cognac, around 20 years old. Classic Frapin vanilla and warm fruit richness but with a more tertiary, old cedar edge, hints of dry spice; complex and very satisfying. Whilst i...(more info)

The classic Charentais aperitif. Serve chilled before dinner or at ease in a comfortable armchair.

Delamain’s youngest offering, at 20 to 25 years old, is also one of the standard-bearers of Grande Champagne (the blend was created in the 1920s and hasn’t changed). Light amber, with a delightfu...(more info)

Very supple soft and smooth on the nose. Followed by flavours of violets, prunes and vanilla. Gentle but long finish reminds one of how mellow armagnac can be when well aged.

An attractive nose with subtle hints of vanilla, cinnamon and candied orange with lovely mouthfull and creamy weight. This finishes beautifully with nutty notes of almond and vanilla.

An attractive nose with subtle hints of vanilla, cinnamon and candied orange with lovely mouthfull and creamy weight. This finishes beautifully with nutty notes of almond and vanilla.

Intense and enveloping by smell, it releases all its alcoholic but not aggressive power by palate. It appears clear and crystalline and it gives off delicate and intense perfume which are typical...(more info)