Tesseron Cognac miniatures packs with Lot n°29, Lot n°53, Lot n°76, Lot n°90 (5cl each)

TESSERON COGNAC Lot N° 90 XO OVATION owes its freshness and purity to the vivacity of our eaux-de-vies. It displays an especially attractive combination of vigour and complexity, whichseveral ice cubes bring out perfectly – a first encounter...

TESSERON COGNAC LOT N° 76 XO TRADITION is an exceptional blend of reserve stocks of Grande Champagne Cognac, matured to perfection in old casks. Lot n°76 immediately establishes its quality on the nose, which exhibits a wealth of caramelised...

Over one century and four generations, the Tesseron family have developed a treasury of knowledge, tradition and family secrets to create a collection of exceptional XO cognacs. With this unique heritage as their guide, Alfred and Mélanie...

TESSERON COGNAC LOT N° 53 XO PERFECTION is a blend of our most sublime stocks of Grande Champagne Cognac. It has a sumptuous topaz colour with a bouquet of plums, figs, and chocolate on the palate. This Cognac borders on perfection, finesse and...

TESSERON COGNAC LOT N°29 EXCEPTION is the rare jewel of the Tesseron collection of Cognacs. A unique blend of legendary Grande Champagne, the cream of our oldest and rarest stocks, lovingly aged for at least three generations. Balancing power and...

Created at the end of the 19th century by Abel Tesseron and continually enriched over the passing years, the collection at the Tesseron cognac house is a veritable jewel, unique in the world. These sumptuous stocks of spirits, conserved in a 12th century...

Created in 1979, Hennessy Paradis is so named for the Hennessy Founder’s Cellar, where only the finest, rarest and oldest eaux-de-vie are kept. It is a cognac of remarkable depth and elegance. This cognac is made from 100 eaux-de-vie that have been aged...

The Extreme expression sits at the very top of the Tesseron Cognac range, made with eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne region using Ugni Blanc, Folles Blanche and Colombard grapes. The spirits are allowed to age Tesseron's twelfth-century cellars...