Napoleon's favourite cognac!

The creator of the superb brand is Emanuel Courvoisier – a winemaker who used his connections in Paris and supplied the drink to Napoleon Bonaparte himself. The Emperor's fondness for Courvoisier not only made the firm popular, but in 1869 it also earned the honour of "Official Supplier to the Imperial Court". The title "Napoleon" was given only to special cognacs, aged for a certain period of time. On every bottle of Courvoisier you will find the inscription "Le cognac de Napoleon", as well as the silhouette of the Emperor.

Courvoisier V.S. is produced from grapes grown in Fins Bois and Grande Champagne. Aged between 5 and 8 years, it carries the taste of ripe fruits, young oak and spring flowers.

Courvoisier XO