Croizet Grande Reserve Vintage 1914 Cognac

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Croizet Grande Reserve Vintage 1914 Cognac

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Cognac age: Vintage
Bottle size: Vintage
Vintage year: 1914
Seller location: Europe
Category: Vintages

$ 900.00

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Cognac age: Vintage
Bottle size: Vintage
Vintage year: 1914
Seller location: Europe
Category: Vintages

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The bottle was a present for the seller's father's 50th birthday in 1979. Prior to this it was stored in a home celler. For the next 20 years it was stored in the father's home cellar. Packaging unknown - presumed none

A historic bottle of 1914 Croizet, just as the Great War was breaking out. A historic house, founded in 1805. Bottled by Croizet in the 1950s.

Private Seller from Germany. Private cellar for last 37 years, upright, dark and cool. All duties paid.

Bottle size: 700 ml

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About Croizet Cognac

With a story that can be traced back to links with Napoleon, Cognac Croizet boasts over 200 years of history. Located in the heart of Grande Champagne country, Cognac Croizet is also known as one of the champions of helping the region fight back after the disease Phylloxera destroyed the vineyards of the area. Still based in its original home town of St Même les Carrières, Cognac Croizet today is headed by new owners who are doing their part to continue this wonderful history, and champion Cognac Croizet into the future.

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