Rare & Collectable Cognac/Brandy

Building on it's award-winning heritage, Sydney Back Brandies continue to delight connoisseurs around the globe. These brandies bear a resemblance ...

LOUIS XIII is best savoured drop by drop Place a drop on your lips first, to prepare the palate, and let the wave rise. Experience the myriad combi...

The Hennessy X.O Édition Limitée Jean-Michel Othoniel embodies a unique encounter between contemporary art and the tradition of an emblematic Cogna...

Meukow ICONE Gold Edition is a perfect balance between elegance and roundness will be particularly appreciated straight on the rocks. The beautiful...

THE DROP is a spontaneous experience of LOUIS XIII Cognac: a 10 Mil bottle for visionary minds of a new generation who shape the future by seizing ...

Meukow Xpresso is a coffee and cognac liquor with a smoothness and sweetness that reveals powerful aromas of roasted coffee, burnt oak, dark ch...

Monnet XXO offers an unprecedented journey into the exceptional nuances of Cognac. Produced in very small quantities, this very rare XXO represents...

Smoothness, harmony, richness and generosity are the main words used to describe DEAU XO. It has a real pedigree, very long finish and a marvellous...

XO Brandy is a collaboration between Six Dogs and the finest brandy distillers in the country. It is a brandy which is so smooth it would tempt ...

Hennessy Paradis was created by Maurice Fillioux in 1979, the cognac Hennessy Paradis is known for its voluptuous and harmonious aroma. It consists...

This special Cognac has been created as the signature blend of soca superstar Bunji Garlin. Aged for over four years in French oak, Meukow Arima Co...

Cognac Leyrat XO Elite is Old amber gold in colour. Delicate association of toasted wood, spice and cocoa notes. The second nosing reveals aromas o...

Delamain is one of the oldest Cognac producers dating back to 1762. The Delamain Pale & Dry XO is unique blend of long aged XO Grande Champagne...

This famous old house of Cognac was first founded by an Irishman, James Delamain, in Jarnac in 1759. Since being revived in 1924, the producer has ...