70cl, 40%
Hennessy
An older style of presentation for Hennessy Paradis, one of the more deluxe expressions you can get your hands on from the respected Cognac house. The producers used a selection of over 100… More info
75cl, 40%
Courvoisier
The Courvoisier Collection Erté was a series of releases from the famous Cognac house, featuring labels created by Art Deco designer, Erté. Each one represented a different step in the Cognac-making… More info
70cl, 40%
Loubère
An excellent Bas Armagnac produced on Alain Loubère's estates - sure to make for brilliant alternative to whisky for your postprandial tipple. More info
70cl, 40%
Loubère
Produced by the Alain Loubère's estates, the Loubère Napoleon Bas Armagnac boasts heavy notes of almond and spicy fruitcake, with a hint of caramelised banana lingering in the background. It's… More info
250cl, 40.5%
Château de Lacquy
A gloriously large bottle of 7 year old Bas Armagnac from Château de Lacquy. This hefty vessel hold 2.5 litres of the delicious brandy, and frankly it's big enough to deserve its own chair at the… More info
150cl, 40.5%
Château de Lacquy
A magnum of Château de Lacquy 7 Year Old VSOP, a Bas Armagnac created using a combination of grape varieties from a long-running brand?
Yes, please. Let's have more of this sort of thing in our… More info
75cl, 38%
Antica Anglias
A bottle of Antica Anglias Cyprus Brandy, produced back in the 1970s and presented alongside its original box - useful for protecting the antique bottle from dust, loud music and rude words.
This… More info
75cl, 40%
Cambas
It's a bottle of Cambas 5 Star Green Brandy, which we reckon was produced back in the 1970s. We may not know much about the Cambas this was named after, but if it's the chap on the presentation box,… More info
100cl, 41%
SIS
This is a rare bottling of SIS Cavallino Rosso, an Italian brandy produced all the way back in the 1960s. As if that wasn't intriguing enough, it comes with a tiny red horse attached to the bottle… More info
68cl, 40%
Metaxa
We think this bottle of Mexata's 5 Star Greek brandy was produced back in the 1970s. Though the label has been ripped slightly in places, it remains a collectible piece for antique spirits… More info
75cl, 0%
Montplet
This Montplet brandy states on the bottle that it is a 'very old brandy'. Given that it was distilled before 1964, I think it's fair to say it's a very old brandy in more ways that one!
This… More info
70cl, 40%
Godet
A particularly swish expression from the Godet House of Cognac. The distillers create the Godet Renaissance using over a dozen different eaux-de-vie from the illustrious Grande Champagne region,… More info
70cl, 40%
Clés des Ducs
This Clés des Ducs single-vintage Armagnac was distilled all the way back in 1975 and was matured for a remarkable four decades before it was eventually bottled in April 2015. It's superb value and… More info
75cl, 40%
M. Ouzounis & Co
There are plenty of things that could be said about this Greek brandy produced by Evzonas in the 1970s. However, let's face it, we're all fixated by the charming chap from Greek folklore on the front… More info
68cl, 40%
Augier
A very rare Wine Society bottling from what is thought to be the very first Cognac House - Augier. This expression was distilled in 1951 and bottled in 1968. It even comes with a page of The Times… More info
75cl, 40%
Vecchia Romagna
This bottling of Vecchia Romagna Etichetta Nera brandy was made with Trebbiano grapes in the French "Charentais" style sometime in the 1960s and it's in remarkable condition. This chap on the label… More info
70cl, 40%
Marquis de Caussade
This is a bottle of Marquis de Caussade Hors d'Age Armagnac produced in the 1970s. A collectible piece, particularly those with a reverence for old Armagnac, or for Marquis de Caussade itself,… More info
70cl, 40%
Rouyer Guillet
Rouyer-Guillet is a small but stylish Cognac producer who bottled this Trés Vieux Cognac sometime in the 1970s. You don't see many bottlings from this Cognac house, which should make this edition a… More info
100cl, 40%
Asbach
A bottle of Asbach Uralt from the 1970s, complete with a separate empty (and very ornate) bottle with a pourer to make for easy serving. However, it seems like a lot of effort to get all the German… More info
70cl, 40%
Larsen
Started by a young Norwegian in 1926, Larsen Cognac has always established its brand on a basis of exploration and, awesomely, Vikings. That's why this incredible white and gilt porcelain bottle from… More info
70cl, 42.7%
Maison Monteru
This post-still French brandy was matured in refill French oak and refill American oak barrels that were bottled at 42.7% ABV without chill-filtration. The aforementioned American oak casks ensured a… More info
70cl, 41.7%
Maison Monteru
This Sherry Cask Finish Brandy from French brand Monteru was matured for a few months in refill French oak before it was finished in sherry casks. Pretty rad butterfly on the label. More info
70cl, 40.8%
Maison Monteru
A French brandy that was double distilled in Charentais copper pot stills and matured briefly in refill French oak, before it was finished in Sauternes wine casks. This has helped to bump up the… More info
70cl, 41.3%
Maison Monteru
The Monteru Single Grape Brandy was created using an eau de vie made from a single grape variety of Chardonnay from Cognac. It was double distilled in 2014 and matured in refill American and Limousin… More info
50cl, 40%
Stock
This Italian brandy was created by Stock, and features a reference to the year of the company's creation on the label - 1884. This particular edition dates all the way back to the 1960s, so take note… More info