JA.s Hennessy & Co. Cognac

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Category: Private seller collector items
Brand: Hennessy Cognac

$ 338

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Story: It was my dads. His dad brought it back from ww2. Never been opened
Text on label: Hennessy
Jas hennessy and co.
Cognac
Location: USA ohio
Bottle size: I don't know
Seal: Yes, a wax seal - in good condition
Production year: 1945
With box: No
Certificate: No
How stored: In a dry place, Standing upright, Lying on its side

LOT - 20256

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About Hennessy Cognac

You may think, that with Hennessy’s ability to innovate and push boundaries, they are a thoroughly ‘modern’ Cognac brand. This is a large part of their immense success and influence. The very French brand based in the Charente region, in fact, dates all the way back to 1765 - to Ireland - but have managed to shapeshift enough times to remain more relevant than ever before - with current Master Blender Renaud Fillioux. Their range of uber-trendy products is ever expanding, and their marketing campaigns all the more captivating. There is no doubt that ‘Henny’ culture is alive and kicking: both Cognac and a fifth of Hennessy are mentioned in what seems like hundreds of songs.