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Calvados Morin has roots stretching back to 1889 in La Haye de Calleville, in Normandy's Risle Valley, where Pierre Morin took over his father's mo...

Pierre Ferrand is a family-run cognac house based on its own estate in Grande Champagne, the most prized growing area within the Cognac region. The...

Hennessy traces its roots to 1765, when Richard Hennessy, an Irish officer who had served in the French army, settled with his family in the Charen...

Founded in 1715, Martell is the oldest of the great Cognac houses, still headquartered in the town of Cognac in southwestern France. Cordon Bleu wa...

The Darroze house began with Jean Darroze's restaurant in Villeneuve-de-Marsan, where a passion for Gascon cuisine and its accompanying eaux-de-vie...

Courvoisier traces its roots to 1809, when Emmanuel Courvoisier and Louis Gallois ran a wine and spirits trading business in Bercy, just outside Pa...

Francis Darroze spent his career treating Armagnac the way a winemaker treats a single vineyard, seeking out small, distinctive estates across Bas-...

Pierre Ferrand is a family-run house built around its own estate in Grande Champagne, the region's most prized growing area, where the family farms...

Dartigalongue is the oldest house in Bas-Armagnac, founded in Nogaro in 1838 by Pascal Dartigalongue during the reign of King Louis Philippe, for w...

Founded in 1765 by Richard Hennessy, an Irish officer who settled in the town of Cognac after his military service, Maison Hennessy has grown into ...

Château de Montifaud has belonged to the Vallet family since 1837, when Augustin Vallet established the estate. Now in its sixth generation under L...

Asbach traces its history to 1892, when twenty four year old Hugo Asbach founded his distillery in Rüdesheim am Rhein. A native of Cologne, he had ...

Marie Duffau Armagnac traces its origins to Prosper Delord, born in 1875, who traveled from farm to farm across Bas-Armagnac with a portable pot st...

Maison Jean Fillioux dates back to 1880, when Honoré Fillioux bought a small twenty-hectare estate in Grande Champagne, and in 1894 the family acqu...

Rémy Martin was founded in 1724 by Paul-Émile Rémy Martin, a vine grower's son who built a cognac trading house in the Charente region. The name 17...

The Dartigalongue 1996 Bas-Armagnac (Bottled in 2022, 26 Years Old) is an elegant, well-aged vintage brandy from Gascony, France, available locally...

Domaine de Charron began in the 1950s on a small property in Perquie, in the Landes, where the Lartigue family grew Baco grapes and sold most of th...

Château de Laubade is often described as the largest producing estate in Armagnac, cultivating 260 acres of vines entirely devoted to its own disti...

Domaine de Canton is produced in Jarnac, in France's Cognac-producing Aquitaine region, though the liqueur's story stretches back further to a Chin...

Rémy Martin was founded in 1724 and is unique among the major cognac houses for producing exclusively Fine Champagne Cognac, meaning every bottle d...

Domaine de Charron began in Perquie, in the Landes region, on vineyards first planted by the great-grandmother of brothers Jacques and Charles Lart...

L'Encantada is a négociant-éleveur based in Vic-Fezensac, founded in 2011 by a small group of friends devoted to championing overlooked corners of ...

Hangar One (also styled Hangar 1) traces its beginnings to Jörg Rupf, who grew up among distillers in Germany's Black Forest before settling in Cal...

The Gilles Brisson estate has been family owned and run for four generations from Châteaubernard, in the heart of the Grande Champagne appellation ...

Hennessy traces its roots to 1765, when Richard Hennessy, an Irish officer who had served in the French army, settled with his family in the Charen...

Château de Laubade has crafted fine Armagnacs since 1870, and the fully independent, family-run estate spans 105 hectares of single-block vineyard ...

Since 1932, Destillerie Purkhart in Austria's Tyrol region has specialized in eaux-de-vie, schnapps, and liqueurs, built on a family philosophy of ...

Tesseron has been a family name in cognac since Abel Tesseron acquired his ancestral property in Châteauneuf-sur-Charente in 1905, aging his stocks...

Château de Montifaud has belonged to the Vallet family since 1837, when Augustin Vallet founded the estate at the heart of the Petite Champagne app...

Domaine de Charron traces back to a small plot in Perquie, in the Landes, originally farmed by the great-grandmother of current owners Jacques and ...

Maison Thorin was founded in 1950 by André Thorin and is now run by his son, Claude, on the family's estate in Segonzac, at the heart of the Grande...

Maison Monnet has been distilling in Jarnac since 1838, and by the mid-twentieth century had become an official supplier to the Swedish royal court...

The Godet family traces its roots to 1588, when Bonaventure Godet, a Dutch-born merchant, settled in the port city of La Rochelle and began distill...

H by Hine was developed by Hine's cellar master, Eric Forget, working with the French Bartenders Association to answer a growing demand for a cogna...

Austria's Destillerie Purkhart has been producing eaux-de-vie, schnapps, and liqueurs since 1932, now in its third generation of family ownership. ...