Quantity: 210 L.
Alc. Cont.: 40°5

We acquired this cognac from a merchant in 1999. The archives mentioned it under the denomination “Petite Champagne Paror” and it is possible to follow its history during a few years from 1918, when World War I ended.

The particularity of this cognac is that it almost certainly has been distillated by women. In 1914 women were in charge of companies, because all able-bodied men were required to fight in the war, the most fatal of the 20th century in France.

This cognac lot disappeared during the years of the German occupation. In 1946, however, it re-emerged and it is possible again to follow its history. But, it disappeared once again in the archives until the 1970s. From this date onwards, this cognac is mentioned in the archive under its original denomination.

We bought all the stock, 285 liters. It is one of our treasures and, for this reason, only available in very small quantities. We are not allowed to offer this cognac as a vintage cognac because of the very restrictive cognac vintage legislation.

Only 25 bottles per year.