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Menard Cognac
For almost two hundred years, the Menard family have cultivated the same land in the Cognac region. In 1815, records show that Jean Ménard owned a vineyard and was already distilling his Cognac. Situated in the Grande Champagne, the Ménard family continue to harvest wines and create Menard Cognac straight from the Premier Cru, alongside Pineau des Charentes. They distill on site according to the Charentais method.
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