Cognac Ferrand produces the following Cognac brands; Pierre Ferrand, Landy, Claude Châtelier, and Gabriel & associés. But Cognac Ferrand is so much more than Cognac. The also produce Calvados (French ...

Baron Otard offers a highly rated tour of its... Cognac.com is not a licensed beverage alcohol retailer. All alcohol orders are sold and shipped by licensed retail ...

Baron Otard was founded in 1795 by the Scottish nobleman Baron Otard de la Grange, and is one of the oldest Cognac houses. Otard is owned by Bermuda company Bacardi. Baron Otard’s eaux-de-vie are aged ...

The Cognac Delimited Region is located at the north of the Aquitaine basin, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. To the West, it borders the Gironde estuary and the islands of Ré and Oléron and to the East ...

Meukow 90 & Meukow VS 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 ...

The town of Cognac’s medieval quarter “Vieux Cognac” runs from the Tours Saint-Jacques, alongside the river, up to the Saint-Léger church. The area contains many unusual buildings, built between the ...

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 ...

Ari Kolas, co-owner of Apollo Wine & Spirits, writes in the Post Bulletin something we agree with: "Cognac is the perfect winter drink. We all have the images of an aristocratic gentleman like Winston ...

The Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac is rich resource for information on the entire Cognac Appellation. Below is their map of the 6 "growth areas" in Cognac: Grande Champagne, Petite ...

A trip to Cognac would not be complete without a visit to at least one of the big four cognac houses – Hennessy, Rémy Martin, Martell or Courvoisier. Martell was founded in 1715, and is one of the ...

Eau-d-vie means literally “water of life” and is a term that is used to refer to any distilled fruit. The eau-de-vie (or eaux-de-vie plural) is clear when produced. Eau-de-Vie does not become Cognac ...