Moyet Cognac 1815

A full-bodied cognac, the Moyet 1815 Cognac Napoleon Grande Champagne is made from two grapes sources: Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne. It has a rich color that matches its rich tasting palate of honey, vanilla, and butterscotch.

Moyet 1815 is a Grande Champagne Cognac that is mature but not overpowering. With a lot of complexity and character, it’s one of the most intriguing characteristics of a Cognac. Each bottle has its own unique story due to the aging and blending process—similar to a fine wine. Versatile enough to be used in cooking, or as a good way to start off those evenings out with friends.

In 1815, Moyet launched its first Cognac. Owner Louis Moyet had become fascinated with the Grande Champagne region of France in his younger years, and as he grew older, he found himself drawn to the world of vintners, who were equally passionate about their craft. With a talent for marketing, Louis attracted notable names such as Jules Verne, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Victor Hugo to visit his vineyards. When Napoleon came calling during his exile on Elba Island in 1814 seeking fine wine for his table, Louis was the man he trusted with this task. The rest is history: Louis took an order of one hundred casks each year until 1860, when he passed away shortly after leaving us with his 1844 vintage—the last barrel made by him personally and aged on site at Chateau Moulin Pezou—which we have bottled as our flagship blend until this day.”

With its aroma of flowers, fruits and spices and hints of coffee, vanilla and cinnamon, you will find this cognac truly unique and an excellent choice for aperitifs and digestifs.

This Cognac is made from carefully selected grapes and distilled by our Master Distiller. The eaux-de-vie are aged in oak casks for up to 15 years. The 1815 is a special Cognac with a delicate note of figs, apricot and orange peel. Moyet’s Napoleon Grande Champagne Cognac has a rich fragrant bouquet that evolves on the palate into notes of vanilla, cedar and honey.

The very best of Cognac. The vintage 1815 Napoleon Grande Champagne is one of the most expensive, and highest quality versions of this famous brand. Aged in oak barrels for at least 15 years, in order to deliver its full flavor and smoothness, Napoleon offers a wonderfully rich bouquet and an elegant palette with hints of sweet spices and apples.

Moyet Cognac 1815 is a very rare bottling of Napoleon Grande Champagne. It is aged in oak casks for up to 21 years and then blended with eaux-de-vie aged at least 4 years in barrels before it is bottled. A powerful, intense and rich Cognac; the spirit develops a typical brown color with an old rustic and intense aroma. With hints of vanilla bean and molasses, this Cognac delivers a rich and well-balanced flavor with subtle hints of dried fruit, cocoa powder and espresso beans which linger on the palate.

Distilled in 1815, this Cognac holds a story of Louis XVIII’s return to the throne. An excellent choice for sipping neat or with a splash of water.

Moyet Cognac 1815 Napoleon Grande Champagne, a unique blend of Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie with a subtle floral top note.

Moyet Cognac is crafted in the tradition of the Napolean Grande Champagne and embodies a complex palette that combines dried fruit and sweet spices with delicate juniper notes. Its velvety balance of flavors makes this cognac well suited for sipping neat, on the rocks or in classic cocktails such as the Sidecar or Manhattan.

The 1904 Moyet Cognac has been aged for 18 years in oak barrels. It’s a blend of Grande Champagne cognacs and it’s a fruity, spicy, rich and full-bodied whiskey with notes of honey and vanilla, combined with a wonderful oakiness.

This is a special cognac. It is made by distilling the Grande Champagne grape brandies in an eau-de-vie pot still, then aging the resulting spirit at Moyet’s château in Limousin. The result is a very balanced and elegant fruit brandy that’s great served neat or on the rocks or as part of a cocktail