The house was established in Jarnac by one Alexandre Bisquit who at only 20 started trading in salt, one of the regions oldest staple products. He became mayor of Jarnac for a while in 1848 after the revolution and was a staunch Republican. His daughter married Adrien Debouché who added his name to the firm [...]
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The Good & Great Cognac Houses - Bisquit
Posted on September 7, 2010 by Michael Collins
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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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