Cognac
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Some Cognacs take you on majestic journeys, others are filled with centuries old elegance, Prunier XO Carafe tastes of home. Simply, it warms your heart. It’s soft and embracing like a mother’s arms. It’s calming,…
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Patrice Piveteau has devoted his life to Cognac and the past 29 years to Frapin. It has taken that long to learn the fields, the grapes, the terroir, and the tradition of one of Cognac’s…
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Prunier suggests their VS Cognac is “ideal for cocktails, cooking and as a flavouring for fruit salads,” and it’s not that I disagree–it would be great for all of those things–but it also deserves to…
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We often find it difficult to marry science and tradition, but that’s what famed independent Cognac house Camus has done with their Caribbean Expedition Cognac. Molecule manipulation and wind power both feel like modern ideas…
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A beautiful welcome note for those looking to gain an understanding of the famed French Brandy, Cognac Park VSOP offers a unique glimpse into Distillerie Tessendier’s premier brand. Unlike the other Cognac’s produced by Park,…
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Cognac Park Borderies offers the truest expression of this Borderies-situated Maison. The Borderies is Cognac’s smallest region, which makes Park’s bottling unique among its rivals. As a single vineyard expression, it’s designed to showcase the…
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Cognac Park Extra Grande Champagne is the top of the Distillerie Tessendier-owned brand’s core range. Packaged in a decanter-style bottle with a glass stopper, you know you’re in for something special that moment you lay…
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Cognac Park VS Carte Blanche is the youngest Cognac produced by the Borderies-based House. A light and exciting entrance point for the Maison, this VS remains affordable (around $40 USD) without compromising quality. Composed of…
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Cognac Park XO Grande Champagne finds the Distillerie Tessendier brand reaching into Cognac’s higher echelon. It’s a unique Brandy within Park’s range as it avoids using any grapes from the Borderies region, where their estate…
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Martell Cordon Blue is a legendary Cognac. First bottled in 1912 by Edouard Martell, the great-grandson of the House’s founder, Cordon Bleu is the brand’s flagship spirit. For many connoisseurs’ it’s their favorite Martell expression,…