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Maxime Trijol Fins Bois 1974 is a rich vintage and bears witness to the beautiful complexity of the Cognac terroir through its subtle notes: violet, notes of "fresh hazelnut" or even roasted hazelnut are melted with the notes of wood.
Established in 1859, the Maxime Trijol house is a hallmark of excellence in the Cognac world. Located in the heart of the Grande Champagne region, classified as Premier Cru, this family-run house stands out for its independence and artisanal expertise passed down through generations. With a diverse range of exceptional cognacs, Maxime Trijol is renowned for its dedication to tradition and relentless pursuit of quality.
The history of Maxime Trijol began in 1859, when the Trijol family settled in Grande Champagne, a region renowned for producing the finest cognacs. Initially winemakers, the Trijol family quickly expanded their activities to become distillers, creating an independent house capable of overseeing the entire production process, from vineyard to glass.
The house has remained in the hands of the Trijol family, ensuring the continuity of a unique expertise. Located in Saint-Martial-sur-Né, in the heart of the Grande Champagne terroir, it benefits from chalky soils that are ideal for producing eaux-de-vie with great finesse and exceptional aging potential.
Normandin-Mercier Petite Champagne 2012 is a vintage-single cask cognac that was matured in French oak until 2022.
Hardy Noces de Diamant is a 60 year old Cognac from Grande Champagne only. Very complex, this great Cognac is characterized by the Charentais rancio with aromas of saffron and leather with hints of spicy bitter fruit. The length in the mouth is impressive.
Hennessy X.O. is releasing a special bottle to honor Hong Kong. The bottle's design, like the cognac, is strong and elegant. It features drawings of famous buildings and landmarks near Victoria Harbour. A special leather tag, like those on suitcases, is included to remind you of a wonderful trip.
This Cognac comes from a winegrower in the town of Pessines, in Charente-Maritime, a few kilometers from the town of Saintes. Benefiting from a minimum age guarantee of 33 years, it is a cognac which was produced by a producer who is now retired. The attention he paid to aging is remarkable, with the use of new, high-quality barrels at the start of aging.
An exceptional cognac for an exceptional man, Louis Vallet (4th generation), who launched bottle sales at Château Montifaud. The L50 is a rare blend of very old cognacs and constitutes one of the most prestigious qualities of cognac from the House. The first cognac distilled by Louis Vallet was selected to be part of this blend.