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  • Cognac legend Jacques Hardy dies

    Posted on September 16, 2010 by Michael Collins

    One of the truly great names in cognac died in May 2005. Jacques Hardy of A. Hardy Cognacs died in hospital after a short illness, he was 83.
    The firm of Hardy was one of the last totally independent cognac houses of stature recognised throughout the industry and his collection of early vintage and pre-phylloxera [...]


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  • Serious shortage of aged Cognacs

    Posted on September 7, 2010 by Michael Collins

    BNIC Statistics for March 2010 have revealed that stocks of old cognacs used by the big houses has dropped to one of the lowest levels ever, with only 2.9% of 4 and 5 year old stocks available for blending and 1.8% of stocks over 6 years old. In comparison, new cognacs, which are up to [...]


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  • Armagnac's Renaissance 700th Anniversary

    Posted on August 20, 2010 by Michael Collins

    The Oldest spirit in France celebrates 700 years in 2010
    Perhaps to celebrate the long history of Armagnac produced in the foot hills of the Pyrenees, but mainly to draw attention to the oldest spirit in France, a delegation from Armagnac made the journey to the Vatican City. They collected a facsimile of the Vital Texts [...]


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