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A.E. DOR Cognac
The vintage eaux-de-vie of A.E. Dor are one the few that are left from before phylloxera struck the region in 1874. Adapting to current developments in the cognac industry and the luxury market in general, the company, today headed by Jacques Riviere, have launched a new range of products that target a wider and more international group of consumers.
All A.E. DOR Cognacs
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A.E. DOR XO Vieille Fine Champagne
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A.E. DOR XO Réserve Cigar
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A.E. Dor Rare Fine Champagne VSOP
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A.E. DOR Hors d'Age Vieille Réserve No 9
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A.E. DOR Hors d'Age Vieille Réserve No 10
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A.E. DOR Hors d'Age Vieille Réserve No 8
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AE Dor Vieille Réserve No 6
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AE Dor Vieille Réserve No 7
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AE Dor Vieille Reserve No 11
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A.E. DOR Sélection
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A.E. Dor Vieux Napoleon
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AE Dor No 1 VIntage Age d'Or 1893
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AE DOR Vintage No 2 Excellence 1889
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AE DOR Vintage No 3 Prince Imperial 1875
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AE Dor No 4 Napoleon III Empereur 1858
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AE Dor Vintage No 5 Louis-Philippe 1848
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AE Dor Prince Albert Vintage 1834
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AE Dor Roi De Rome 1811 Vintage
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AE Dor Soleil d'Austerlitz 1805 Vintage
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A.E. Dor Legend
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A.E. Dor Gold Special Reserve
History of A.E. Dor
Amédée Eduard Dor gave his name to this cognac distillery. In 1858, as a descendent from an ancient family from Cognac, he finally realized his dream: to become the owner of a small cognac company and follow his passion, which was to make the most exquisite cognac around. Even though his company would never exceed a certain size, the products it would produce over generations to come remained to be of the highest quality until this day.
Old Cognac Labels of A.E. DOR
News, Products & Anecdotes
A very interesting point to note is that A.E. Dor was exempted from the law of 1946, which stated that all cognacs have to have a minimum of 40% in alcohol strength. This meant that A.E. Dor were able to sell their Tres Vieilles Grandes Champagnes, very old vintage cognacs that forcibly loose alcoholic strength over the decades.



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