vieux cognac

The Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is a unique and exclusive blend from the Chateau de Cognac. The Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is made from the finest grapes and aged in oak barrels for over 20 years before being bottled. This cognac has a rich, aromatic flavor with hints of vanilla and caramel.

Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac

The Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is one of the most famous, expensive and oldest brandy in the world. It was created in 1811 by Napoleon Bonaparte and his wife Josephine de Beauharnais. The Napoleon brandy was created by a winemaker named Mathieu, who worked for Napoleon.

Napoleon wanted to make a special kind of brandy that would be enjoyed only by kings and queens. He wanted this brandy to be so strong that people could not drink it straight. The Napoleon brandy was made with a blend of different varieties of grapes including Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche and Colombard grapes which are grown in Bordeaux region. The Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is aged for 8 years in oak barrels before being bottled at 43% ABV (87 proof).

The Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is available in two sizes: 750ml bottle at $4500 USD; 1 liter bottle at $9000 USD; 2 liters bottle at $18000 USD; 4 liters bottle at $36000 USD; 8 liters bottle at $72000 USD

The Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is an elegant and smooth beverage that can be enjoyed any time of day. It has a sweet, fruity flavor and is quite aromatic. The Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is made from the finest grapes that are harvested only in the best years. This cognac has been aged for at least 30 years and is made with care by expert distillers who know how to make a fine beverage from top-quality grape products.

Napoleon Tres Vieux Cognac is available in a 375 ml bottle or a 1 liter bottle (which is considered an entire bottle by itself). The 375 ml bottle has an alcohol content of 42% while the 1 liter bottle has an alcohol content of 60%. Each bottle contains at least 3 glasses of cognac, which makes it great for sharing with friends or family members who enjoy drinking this type of spirit during special occasions like weddings or birthdays.

Napoleon, the emperor of France and ruler of Europe, was not one to be trifled with. He was a man who had a very clear vision of how things should be done, and he was not afraid to do whatever was necessary to achieve it.

So when Napoleon decided that he wanted a brandy that could stand up to his own formidable presence, he set out on a quest for the perfect drink. He traveled across France and beyond in search of the best distillers and vintners in existence. Finally, after years of searching, he found what he sought: Vieux Cognac.

The story goes that Napoleon himself was responsible for naming this vintage brandy. The name translates as “old cognac” or “old copper color,” which refers to its distinctive deep brown coloration. It is said that Napoleon loved to drink this brandy so much that he would ask his servants to keep some on hand at all times—even during battle!