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A delicate but complex cognac with many exceedingly fine qualities. It has a nose of mangosteen and mown grass, whilst on the palate the grapefruit develops into marmalade and toast with thyme and brioche.The finish of dry grapefruit is long and appealing consistent with the best cognacs from this cru.

Cognac Masters 2013 - Gold Award

The predominant house style of Chez Richon shows through in this cognac although it is rather sweeter and spicier than others from this house

This cognac was produced on a small still on this highly regarded estate that grows not just Ugni Blanc but also Folle Blanche grapes. It has a youthful aroma displaying pineapple and grapefruit aromas and drier citrus and herb flavours which are enhanced by the slightly higher strength of this cognac.

This cognac has aged in cellars that are of medium dampness for more than 60 years in the south west corner of the top cru near the River Né.

We found this cognac in an old cellar, the owners of which ceased making cognac many years ago. The cellar was in the region of Salles d'Angles, on the western side of Grande Champagne.

Magnificent and complex cognac with many delicate fruit flavours and more robust walnut and peeled citrus qualities. This is one of the most traditional Grande Champagne cognacs and a real masterpiece for its age.

Pale and delicate in colour and taste. It is made by a highly respected old family in Ambleville near Segonzac in Grande Champagne. The aroma of fresh straw and citrus peel is complemented by a flavour of agave, aloe (gripe water) and almonds.

Cognac Masters 2010 - Silver Award

Made on a 123 hectare estate in Jarnac-Champagne owned by the Vallet Family for generations. The grapes are mainly Ugni Blanc but unusually it also has some Folle Blanche and Colombard. Aged for 10 years in oak barrels the aroma is predominantly apricots which comes out in the flavour along with vanilla, toffee and a little citrus.

Floral tones with a light but charming style. It is a blend of several different cognacs all of the same age. This is a cognac which we have proudly stocked for more than 20 years and was initially blended by the late Odile Riviere.

Known for its wonderful Paradis with some of the oldest cognacs of great nobility, Dor is recognised in many countries. This was originally designed and blended by the late Odile Riviere.

Intense flavours from this Grande Champagne cognac which is already showing signs of a "rancio", a form of maderisation or enrichening created by the long ageing in oak.