Hine Grande Champagne Cru Cognac 1961 : 24 results priced between £25.00 and £700.00

70cl / 40.00% - Boasting oodles of fig and marmalade notes, this is a fabulous vintage Cognac, distilled in 1961 using nothing but grapes from the premier Grande Champagne region of Cognac. A beautiful spirit from Hine.

This Very Special Cognac is shipped in a deluxe silk lined wooden presentation box with four wine accessories (corkscrew, wine pourer, drip stopper & wine thermometer) [worth £17.99] at no extra cost.

70cl / 40% - An impressive 1920 vintage cognac from Hine, made using only eaux-de-vie produced from Grande Champagne grapes.

Triomphe is an exceptional blend of more than 50 selected old Cognacs, coming exclusively from the finest parts of the Grande Champagne district. The nose reveals the exceptional complexity, exquisite finesse and extraordinary depth with subtle nuances of crystallised fruit, flower and tobacco.

Produced from Grande Champagne eaux de vie the 'Antique XO Premier Cru Cognac' from Hine, named after Thomas Hine an Englishman who took over his father-in-law's cognac house in 'Jamac' and renamed it Thomas Hine & co. in 1817 gives us this silky smooth complex cognac.

I've tried the 'Reserve' (20 years old) and the 'Selection Des Anges' (30 years old) is on order. I picked up the 'Ambre' (10 years old) the other day for a little perspective and it's very good. The finish is a little shorter than the 'Reserve' and it sometimes feels a little hot on the palate, but not too bad at all. I strongly recommend anything from Pierre Ferrand; the best cognacs I have ever had.

Triomphe is an exceptional blend of more than 50 selected old Cognacs, coming exclusively from the finest parts of the Grande Champagne district. The nose reveals the exceptional complexity, exquisite finesse and extraordinary depth with subtle nuances of crystallised fruit, flower and tobacco.

Hine Antique XO Premier Cru is a blend of more than 40 Cognacs drawn from both the Grande and Petite Champagne districts. Aged for more than one generation this Cognac is light and delicate on the nose with spicy and intense vanilla aromas, this miniature Cognac is complex, balanced, velvety, supple and voluptuous on the palate.

The epitome of the elegant, mature dark spirit. Cognac is a vast production located north of Bordeaux where neutral-tasting white grapes are converted through sophisticated distilling, careful blending and lengthy cask ageing into the delectable nectar appreciated around the world. Cognac is classified according to its indicated age, the longest matured being the finest and, inevitably, the most expensive.

70cl / 41.00% - A beautiful 1990 vintage Cognac from top producers, Ragnaud-Sabourin. This was distilled from grapes from the Grande Champagne region - the very top cru in Cognac.

A classic Grande Champagne Cognac from one of the top producers. Presented in a wooden box this 1975 vintage makes an ideal gift. At the heart of the Cognac region lie the vineyards of the Grande Champagne, which is also known as the Premier Cru or First Growth. It is characterised by its rolling landscape and chalky soils, which produce cognacs of great delicacy and finesse that require long ageing in the barrel.

The carefully structured body encapsulates the richness of Grande Champagne in a virile, yet subtle cognac. Mellow and rich on the palate, but also fruity. Its length is all but perfect, leaving lingering bliss on the palate.

This delightful Cognac is accentuated by notes of aromatic spices, pepper and flowery perfumes. Peaches, plums and tropical fruits also come through. Hine Cognacs are known the world over for being truly great and this has about half of its grapes from the Grande Champagne district and the other half from Petite Champagne, hence its name as Fine Champagne. Many VSOP's use grapes from outside these two districts, hence them not being able to call them Fine Champagne Cognacs. Hine is mellow, with hints...

Comments on Cognac Frapin, Château de Fonpinot XO, Grande Champagne, Premier Grand Cru

In 1991, to honor the marriage of his illustrious ancestor and Françoise Elisabeth, Bernard HINE created this unique Grande Champagne cognac. He designed an elegant decanter with Baccarat, one of the world's most prestigious makers of fine crystal to dress this special cognac. He called his creation 'MARIAGE de Thomas HINE'.

Tasting notes Hine Rare VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac. Hine Rare VSOP. A Fine Champagne blend of more than 25 Grande and Petite Champagne cognacs, the youngest of which has been aged for six years. Well balanced, mellow and delightfully smooth on the palate.

72cl / 42% - A 1970s bottling of Premier Cru VXO Grande Fine Champagne from Logis de la Mothe.

Landed in '74 and bottled in '79, this Pierre Seguinot fine Champagne cognac from 1963 is very special. The grapes are exclusively used from the properties own vineyard which has a 1er Cru Fine Champagne classification. This noble Cognac unfolds and shows a singular finesse. The natural evaporation has refined the flavour so exquisitely that one can enjoy a wonderful experience. An outstanding 1963 anniversary Vintage Cognac.

70cl / 45% - A Premier Cru cognac from the house of Raymond Ragnaud, made using only Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie and bottled at the Chateau in Ambleville, in the west of the Cognac region.

Background: To honour Thomas HINE, Eric Forget, HINE's Cellar Master created Homage, a unique blend of three Early Landed Grande Champagne vintage cognacs (1984, 1986, 1987) matured in oak casks in the United Kingdom together with some extra old cognacs aged in HINE's cellars in Jarnac.

The iconic Cognac from Hine, made from grapes grown in the Grande and Petit Champagne districts. The cognac is aged for almost a generation to develop its smooth silky characteristics.

This delightful Cognac is accentuated by notes of aromatic spices, pepper and flowery perfumes. Peaches, plums and tropical fruits also come through. Hine Cognacs are known the world over for being truly great and this has about half of its grapes from the Grande Champagne district and the other half from Petite Champagne, hence its name as Fine Champagne. Many VSOP's use grapes from outside these two districts, hence them not being able to call them Fine Champagne Cognacs. Hine is mellow, with hints...

Flowery and dry. Origin : 100 % Grande Champagne, 1st Cru of Cognac. Colour : Golden with bronze hues. Aromas : This Cognac has reached an age, where a brandy reveals the fullness of its flowery notes. Subtle aromas of dried flowers will prevail with a touch of apricot. Taste : You will discover the mellow and subtly persistent taste of Grande Champagne, so the aromas of your Francois Voyer VSOP will linger on your palate for a long time. How to enjoy it : - Of course straight as a digestive...

Lightly spicy and sweet, both strong and delicate ... Origin : 100 % Grande Champagne, 1st Cru of Cognac. Colour : Reddish brown, tints of mahogany. Aromas : The flowery notes gently give way to aromas of vanilla, dried fruits (nuts, peanuts) mixed with spices and pepper. You will notice the deep woody flavour that characterises old maturation in oak barrels. All these aromas together have the characteristic old Cognac perfume of what we call the 'Charentais Rancio'. Taste : Strength...