Courvoisier VSOP is a harmonious blend of Grande and Petite Champagnes as well as Fins Bois aged for 8-12 years in a selection of Troncais and Limousin oak barrels.

Courvoisier is closely linked to Napoleon Bonaparte, right down to the logo. Old Boney visited Emmanuel Courvoisier's warehouses and insisted that his soldiers be supplied with France's national spiri ...

Translating to "The Charming Hummingbird". This is a mix of fresh grape juice and cognac all from the same vines made by Fanny Fougerat at her family vineyards.

The Fanny Fougerat Petite Cigüe VSOP Cognac is the youngest in the range of this great Cognac house, being aged for 6 years in the oak casks.

This VS Cognac is produced using traditional Charentais distillation technique by Jules Gautret.

Apparently 'created using an amazing 100 eaux-de-vie' (we're not sure exactly what they mean here, but we are easily amazed), Hennessy XO has spirits up to 30 year old.

Hennessy are proud of their 'Very Special' because the big, warm flavours. One of the best selling quality brandies in the world.

Thomas Hine created his Antique XO way back in 1920, and Hine stay true to his vision with a magnificient blend of over 40 different Cognacs brought together in a sumptious harmony.

This single estate Cognac has been sourced from Hine's own vineyards near the village of Bonneuil in Grande Champagne.

Aging their cognacs much longer than they are legally required to shows a commitment to quality we admire in Hine.

Balzac VSOP is a blend of eaux-de-vie from the Petite Champagne and Fin Bois regions and is produced by Jean Fillioux.

Louis Royer, established in 1853, have a long family tradition of producing the finest Cognacs.

This AOC Cognac is produced by a family business that has a history of distillation stretching back to the installation of their first Charentais pot still in 1859.

An independent family firm in their fifth generation, Maxime Trijol estate has an amazing 20 Charentais pot stills upon which they distil the wine made from grapes grown on their own vines (many major ...

A fine, rich and fruity Cognac. The perfect balance of floral notes, woody texture and light spice comes together for a wonderfully rounded spirit.

This distinctive amber-coloured Cognac comes from the heart of Grande Champagne, considered the Premier Cru de Cognac.

Delamain Cognac was actually founded by an Irishman in the 18th Century, and continues to be a stable that produces thoroughbred spirit.

Floral, fruity and full of character is the perfect way to describe this delicious cognac from Fussigny.

A less common class of Cognac, the Fine sits somwehere between the VS and VSOP in terms of age, but Courvoisier deliberately select eaux-de-vie matured in well used casks to preserve a purity of spiri ...

Olivier, the founder of Leopold Gourmel, creates Cognacs that are not filtered, have had no additives and are made in the most natural way.

We sincerely think this has everything you want in a fancy Cognac (unless you are looking for one of those big-name show off brands).

Produced from Grande Champagne grapes which are the some of the best grapes for producing Cognac, before being aged in French oak casks for a minimum of 6 years.

Cognac made the way it should be. No sweetening, no colouring, simply a 20 year old Grande Champagne Cognac from a family that have been producing Cognac for 150 years.

Ragnaud-Sabourin are a family that act as the grower, distiller and bottler of their fine Grande Champagne Cognac.