Cognac Eugène Cusenier, 1934 Cognac
Cusenier Cognac, Cognac
Bottle size: 70cl
ABV: 40%
Price:
$1,670.80 USD
Description
1934, Landed 1935, bottled in 1960 by Grants of St James's
A rare bottling of cognac from a company who were mainly sought after for their apertifs.
Founded in 1868 by Eugène Cusenier in Ornans, Eastern France.
The label reads: This brandy was shipped in 1935 and was bottled by Grants of St James after being held in cask for 26 years.
A large quantity of the original shipment was lost during this period due to evaporation, and the remainder has developed into a magnificent brandy with a mellow bouquet.
Grants of St. James was a renowned British wine and spirits merchant with a rich history dating back to the 18th century. The company was established in 1748 and became well-known for its selection of fine wines, spirits, and liqueurs. Grants of St. James operated several prestigious wine and spirits shops in London, including its flagship store on St. James's Street, which gave the company its name.
The company specialized in importing and distributing a wide range of wines, including Champagne, Bordeaux, and Port, as well as premium spirits such as Scotch whisky, Cognac, and gin. Grants of St. James catered to an affluent clientele, including royalty, aristocrats, and discerning connoisseurs.
In addition to its retail operations, Grants of St. James also played a significant role in the wholesale and distribution of wines and spirits throughout the United Kingdom and beyond. The company's reputation for quality, expertise, and customer service made it a trusted name in the wine and spirits industry for over two centuries.
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Condition
Excellent
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