Courvoisier ERTE Nr. 4 Cognac

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Courvoisier ERTE Collection Nr. 4, 5, 6 and 7

Courvoisier ERTE Nr. 4 Cognac

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Bottle size: Limited Edition
Seller location: USA
Category: Limited editions

$ 3,120.00

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Bottle size: Limited Edition
Seller location: USA
Category: Limited editions

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Cognac is in like new condition including certificate. Very well taken care of. US based seller who has stored it in an air conditioned office. He would like to sell edition 4 to 7 of his collection:

4 Vieillissement

5 Degustation

6 L’ Esprit du Cognac

7 La Part des Anges

The Courvoisier Erte Collection includes 8 different bottles of cognac. No. 1 to No.7 of the Erte Collection bottle, and the decanter of 1988. The Russian-born French artist Romain de Tirtoff, also known as Erté (born in November 1892), designed the bottles of this limited editio: The visuals present the 7 steps of cognac making. The blends consist of rare Grande Champagne eau-de-vie, some of the eaux-de-vie used date back to 1892, the year of the artist's birth. These bottles are highly sought-after by collectors.

Private Seller from USA. Stored in a/c office. All duties paid.

Bottle size: 4x 750 ml

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Courvoisier is amongst the four leading cognac houses in the world. Legend has it that the emperor Napoleon himself chose Courvoisier as his preferred cognac, therefore Courvoisier is often referred to as “The Cognac of Napoleon”. The company dates back to 1828 and since has its headquarters in the town of Jarnac. With prestigious bottles such as Courvoisier Napoleon or Josephine, the cognac house is at the top of the luxury spirits market. The drink is strongly engrained in US Hip Hop culture with Busta Rhymes and P Diddy dedicating the song “Pass the Courvoisier” to the traditional cognac.