With The Cognac Show rapidly approaching, we’re digging further into the world of Cognac. While there are hundreds of producers in the region – we have more than 80 in our A-Z of Cognac –…
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Giants of Cognac – The Big Four
Posted on 4 April 2018 by Billy
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Cognac – a beginner’s guide
Posted on 28 March 2018 by Billy
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With The Cognac Show just around the corner, we’ve been investigating France’s most famous spirit. But what is Cognac, where is it made and how do they make it? The region Cognac is the name…
Continue reading »Martell Cognac – ageing gracefully
Posted on 27 November 2015 by Stuart
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The luxurious world of Cognac was centre stage at TWE Vinopolis this week, with Martell pouring five of their best bottles. The youngest we tried was aged for between 10 and 25 years (Cordon Bleu),…
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A 2006 Linkwood single malt from independent bottler La Maison du Whisky, matured sherry-season...
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A 2007 Ledaig single malt from indie bottler La Maison du Whisky, made at Tobermory Dist...
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Not to be confused with Cuishe, Rey Campero Madre Cuishe is made with another member of the agave karwinski family....
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A mescal from Rey Campero made from the rarely seen jabali agave by Destileria Herencia de Sanchez in Candeleria Yegole i...
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Unfortunately, we don't support Canadian dollar transactions as we can't ship to Canada – much as we'd love to, import regulations forbid it. Sorry!
Posted on: 18 January 2021
I've recently joined and wondering where to find a link to where I can buy in Canadian funds? I've looked for a Tomatin 12 year whiskey but it was only available in European funds?
Posted on: 18 January 2021
A little bit of smoke goes a long way, so blending Laphroaig to a less peaty state is going to take a lot of other whisky. I'd generally say that you'd not want more than 10-15% Laphroaig in your...
Posted on: 22 December 2020