Gift Presentations

A beautiful presentation box with two engraved glasses from Raymond Ragnaud. This Vieille Réserve is liquid gold, with tints of bronze, and has been aged for 15 years in the barrel. It is a complex cognac, with magnificent balance, exhibiting the major characteristics of cognac from the top cru, the Grande Champagne.

A fascinating gift for the cognac connoisseur to enjoy. Two 20 cl bottles of vintage, single estate cognacs distilled over 50 and 60 years ago respectively. Grande Champagne cognacs take longer to mature than those from others crus so this gift set produces two excellent examples to compare and contrast.

Two wonderful Grande Champagne cognacs, one distilled more than 30 years ago, the other more than 100 years ago. Both from the top cru, they have been aged in oak barrels to produce two elegant, yet different, smooth, single estate cognacs.

Hermitage 1917 Limited Edition Cognac was distilled more than 100 years ago and its partner has been aged in the barrel for 60 years. It is the long ageing process that gives cognacs depth of flavour, especially those from Grande Champagne, the premier cru. Two fantastic bottles of cognac history make the perfect gift for the cognac connoisseur.

Two 20cl bottles of the very best vintage Grande Champagne cognacs to savour. The Hermitage 1957 was distilled more than 60 years ago and the Hermitage 1917 Limited Edition, just over 100 years ago. Now, how often do you get to sample such rare and fine nectars together? What a treat!

Many of the very finest and rarest cognacs are hardly ever tasted since the prices are often beyond the reach of many cognac devotees. So, to give more cognac fans the opportunity to enjoy these wonderful old nectars, we have created a completely new presentation which contains two special 20cl bottles of our really old, exceptional cognacs. Enough to enjoy amongst friends.  This option combines the very fine Hermitage 1900 Salles d’ Angles with the wonderfully complex Hermitage 43 Year Old from Segonzac, both are Grande Champagne cognacs.

This is an exceptional opportunity to taste these wonderful amber nectars, don’t miss out as only a few are available.

A wonderful combination of cognacs aged for decades in oak casks. One was distilled more than 100 years ago and the other has aged in the barrel for 70 years. Both are from the top cru, Grande Champagne, where cognacs take longer to mature. The results are spectacular and a great way to celebrate a special occasion.

This is the oldest cognac ever released by Maison Beau. It is a blend of vintage cognacs from the 1930s and 1950s which have been aged in oak barrels for more than 60 years. A wonderfully complex cognac with a well developed rancio and notes of hazelnuts, dried figs, almonds, and prunes amongst others. A real treat from this highly regarded cognac house.