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Bredon Cognac
Bredon Cognac is a subsiduary of Louis Royer, and as such is created with the same power, knowledge, and passion as all of the Cognacs fromthis historic house. The brand was, for a while, unheard of by many. But Bredon Cognac shot to fame when the cut price supermarket chain, Lidl, began selling an XO expression of the brand as a loss leader in their French stores.
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