Most cognacs have 40% alcohol content (80 proof). In recent years, some cognac houses have been experimenting with producing cognacs with higher alcohol contents. Louis Royer produces a cognac that is ...

Welcome to a delightful exploration of Pineau des Charentes, a unique and often overlooked gem of the French wine and spirits world. Often referred to as a “brandy that’s almost Cognac,” Pineau is a ...

Hennessy is the largest cognac house in the world. Founded by Irish immigrant Richard Hennessy, the House of Hennessy commands approximately 40% of the world cognac market. Hennessy produces a full ...

Martell is a cognac house founded in 1715 by Jean Martell. Martell is located in Cognac, France on the Charente River. Martell’s eaux-de-vie are aged in french oak from trees of the Tronçais style, ...

Cognac, the exquisite French brandy, is renowned for its complex flavors and elegant character. The journey from grape to glass is a long and intricate process that spans several years. However, one ...

This Cognac has a most interesting history. Kelt sent this Cognac on a sea voyage before bottling. No, I am not kidding. Get this…… The company believes that ...

Salignac V.S. was founded in 1809 in Jarnac France by Louis Salignac and is owned by the Courvoisier brand. Salignac is an unique V.S. in that the cognacs are blended before they are aged. According ...

Cognac, a luxurious French brandy, is renowned for its exquisite taste and diverse aging classifications. Each type of Cognac has its own unique characteristics and flavor profiles, which are ...

Hennessy is the largest cognac house in the world. Founded by Irish immigrant Richard Hennessy, the House of Hennessy commands approximately 40% of the world cognac market. Hennessy produces a full ...

Courvoisier is a cognac house founded in 1835 by Emile Courvoisier and is famous for its wide range of quality and Napoleon cognacs. The Courvoisier Château is located in Jarnac, France on the banks ...

On the left bank of Cognac, near the Old Town and Place d’ Armes, is where the liveliest indoor market in the Poitou-Charentes region takes place (Place d’Armes – 16100 Cognac). It is a beautiful ...

Should I Use a Decanter For Cognac? The practice of putting cognac in decanters is based on presentation rather than necessity. Unlike wines, Cognac does not have sediment that needs to be filtered or ...