Augier Freres 1878 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1920s

Distillery
Augier Freres
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£5000
Tasting notes
Old Wood, Honey, Vanilla
Description
This 1878 Grande Champagne Cognac from Augier Frères, likely the first Cognac house, was bottled in the 1920s and remains in impressive condition for its age. Decades of maturation have mellowed the spirit into a complex blend of dried fruit, subtle oak, and honeyed warmth. The palate is elegant and restrained, with a silky texture that speaks to careful cellaring across a century. A collector's piece for those who appreciate cognac as a historical document as much as a drinking experience.

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Augier Freres 1878 Cognac / Grande Champagne / Bot.1920s is a from Augier Freres (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect richly sweet, heavily oaked and gentle spice character — old wood, honey, vanilla. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

This 1878 Grande Champagne Cognac from Augier Frères, likely the first Cognac house, was bottled in the 1920s and remains in impressive condition for its age. Decades of maturation have mellowed the spirit into a complex blend of dried fruit, subtle oak, and honeyed warmth. The palate is elegant and restrained, with a silky texture that speaks to careful cellaring across a century. A collector's piece for those who appreciate cognac as a historical document as much as a drinking experience.

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