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Hine Grand Champagne Cognac, 1955 Cognac

Hine Cognac
Landed 1958 and bottled in 1989

Bottle size: 75cl

ABV: 41%

Price:

$1,029.03 USD

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  • Description

    The story of Maison Hine begins in 1763, on the banks of the Charente River in Jarnac. There, young Englishman Thomas Hine, freshly arrived from his native Dorset, starts as an apprentice at a cognac merchant... whom he will eventually marry the daughter of. He learns the trade, proves himself, and upon his father-in-law's death, naturally takes over the reins of the house, which he names after himself. Generations of Artisan Creators have since followed, each bringing their touch of modernity, their entrepreneurial boldness - expanding the brand internationally, creating new blends, new vintages, and single vineyard cuvées... yet preserving everything that makes the excellence of the house's cognacs: the respect for a lengthy process that allows the eaux-de-vie to reveal their most delicate aromas, from vine to bottle. Since 1999, master blender Eric Forget has continued this tradition.

    In the 19th century, symbols became essential in the world of cognac. Thomas Hine chose the stag as an emblem, later trademarked by Isaac Georges Hine in 1867. This symbol, combined with the Hine name, guaranteed quality and reputation. The stag, reflecting the wordplay between Hine and hind, was inspired by a white hart in Dorset, Thomas Hine's home county, a symbol of good fortune. The reclining stag with an upright head was chosen to honor their heritage.

    Since 1962, the House of Hine has been the official supplier to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of England. It is the only cognac brand to be granted the honour, renewed every five years since, thanks to its dedication to high-quality artisanal production.



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    Good condition

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