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The Drouet & Fils Paradis de Famille Cognac is a heritage cognac of the family Drouet. It's composed of a blend of eaux-de-vie, all from the Grande Champagne terroir, and distilled in 1969 by Gérard Drouet in his 4-hl still, heated by wood and coal.
Colour : dark, coppery, tinged with mahogany.
Boasting a history spanning four generations, the estate of Cognac Drouet et Fils covers 74 acres of Grande and Petite Champagne. However, the cognacs produced are purely from the Grande Champagne. Creating a range of cognacs from Trois Etoiles (three stars) to XO and beyond, Cognac Drouet et Fils remains faithful to the traditional production methods of old. Today, Drouet cognacs can be found throughout the world, with their distinguished packaging and the unique bottle shapes of their top of the range cognacs making them easy to recognize.
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Hi! Can you give me the details of the spirits? I was told that was made from a range of older vintages and it is a Grande Champagne cognac. Is it a classification or is it a level like the Sake? What is the rule on Grande Champagne classification? Your Drouet & Fils Paradis de Famille seems extremely cheap to me as in my country's other Provinces, the price is double and triple because it bears the name of Paradis which is now a hot cognac in the Far East. I am not interested in cheap cognac. I only want good cognac and at this price; I am a little perplex. If it is good, I am also afraid to buy for a friend as a gift as it is too cheap for a good cognac. Like the Delamain Reserve de la Famille, it is priced three times more expensive than Drouet and in our market, it is cheaper than your website has indicated. It is very confusing to me how you price your product, is your price an average selling price in the world? When I check with other websites, some product prices are more expensive and some are cheaper than usual. I appreciate your explanation before I commit to purchase.