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A particularly decadent expression from Bisquit, made using rare, long-aged stocks from their extensive cellars. It comes from a collection formed of 20 barrel - each year, just two of the barrels… More info
All the way from the 1960s comes this bottle of 3 Star Cognac from Maison Bisquit. Very handsome and collectible among Cognac cognoscenti. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd… More info
A rather retro bottle of Bisquit VSOP Cognac, produced in the 1970s. the Bisquit Dubouché et Cie House of Cognac has been around for nearly two centuries, and continues to produce Cognac even today.… More info
A big ol' bottle of Bisquit 3 Star Cognac from over 40 years ago! This 150cl bottling was produced in the 1960s (hence the "3 Star" name - these days Cognac of this age are known as "VS"), and… More info
3 Star Cognac from the House of Bisquit, produced back in the 1970s. These days, you're more likely to see 3 Star referred to as VS. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like… More info
A high quality mid range Cognac from Bisquit, whose home is Château de Lignères on the Charente. More info
A VSOP from Bisquit, one of Winston Churchill's favourite Cognac Houses. More info
An XO Petite Champagne expression from Bisquit of Château de Lignères, said to be one of Winston Churchill's favourite Cognac houses. More info
The entry level VS expression from the Bisquit House of Cognac, which was founded in 1819 by Alexandre Bisquit. Plenty of cinnamon, vanilla pod and plum notes on the palate. We've even got a couple… More info
A 1950s bottling of VSOP cognac from Bisquit, this great cognac house was founded in 1819 with this bottling dating from a time when Winston Churchill was enjoying it, prior to the '60s takeover by… More info