Origin Cognac (France)

Made from a blend of grapes from the Grande and Petite Champagne crus.

Double distillation in copper stills on the lees. Aged in French oak barrels

Dark amber colour. Aroma with notes of cigars, pine, walnut liqueur, old port, ginger and orange peel. Aged in French oak barrels.

Bottle 70 Cl 40º

THE CELLAR

The Courvoisier story begins at the beginning of the 19th century when Emmanuel Courvoisier and his partner Louis Gallois created a wine and spirits company in the Parisian neighborhood of Bercy. In 1811 Napoleon visited his warehouses at Bercy and was hosted by Louis Gallois, the Director, and Emmanuel Courvoisier. Legend has it that Napoleon took several barrels of cognac with him to Saint Helena. Napoleon gave part of this cognac to some English officers. They called it from then on: Napoleon's cognac.