Réserve Cognac
Officially, like with an XO Cognac, the youngest eau-de-vie in a "Réserve" has to be aged for a minimum of 10 years. The average age is much older than that for a good Réserve Cognac.
A "Réserve Familiale" or a "Vieille Réserve" is a blend that uses very old eaux-de-vie from the Cognac house's or the family's "Paradis" cellars, the place where the oldest and most valuable barrels are stored. Due to the sparsity of the older eaux-de-vie, the amount of bottles produced is limited and obviously higher in price. A Réserve is a higher quality Cognac than an XO, a Napoleon, or an Extra.
Often, the Cognac brands design a bottle especially for their Réserve, or create the blend for a special occasion such an anniversary.The next level up from a Réserve is an Hors d'Age Cognac.
Learn more in our selection of educational Cognac articles.
Brand
Price
Cognac age
Growth area
Bottle size
ABV
Partner
Availability
Ordonneau Domaine de la Grolette Vieille Reserve Cognac
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Tiffon Très Vieille Reserve Grande Champagne Cognac
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Dixneuf Père et Fils Vieille Reserve Fins Bois Cognac
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Painturaud Frères Vieille Reserve Grande Champagne Cognac
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Raymond Ragnaud Réserve Rare "Bouteille antique bullée" Cognac
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Chateau de Montifaud Réserve Spéciale Michel Vallet Cognac
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