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An Ode to Royalty and Refined Luxury.
A masterpiece from the venerable house of Camus, the Royal Banquet Cognac is the very embodiment of French luxury and its radiant allure. Founded in 1863, Camus has been the choice of royals and emperors, gracing the tables of Tsar Nicolas II during the Belle Époque and King Gustave V post-World War II. This illustrious spirit serves as a testament to over a century of unparalleled craftsmanship, a sip that plunges you into the very heart of history and the hallowed halls of royalty.
The Royal Banquet Cognac is not just a drink—it's an artwork. From the limited production of merely 12,000 bottles annually to its unique design, every element screams luxury. The bottle, a jewel in its own right, is beautifully enshrined within a sophisticated box reminiscent of vaults safeguarding the crown jewels, underscoring its value and exclusivity.
To indulge in the Royal Banquet is to embark on a journey through time. Pour the amber nectar slowly, letting the light catch its mahogany brilliance. Take a moment, breathe in deeply, and allow the bouquet to transport you to the regal banquets of yore.
Since 1863, five generations of the Camus family have cultivated a single-minded passion for crafting great Cognac with their own style. Laid across 180 hectares in the smallest and rarest AOC cru - the Borderies - the Camus family has always been deeply involved in winemaking and distilling. It is this unbreakable bond between the land, the traditions and the people who live on it that helps them craft superb Cognacs. Today, it is Cyril Camus who is the bearer of all family tradition and oversees the undisputed quality of Camus Cognac. Export development and product development remain at the top, with a passion for innovation. Cyril Camus has entirely modernized the Cognac house’s interiors, relying on a fresh new take on Cognac for the new century. Instead of leather, wood and velvet in shades of brown, he opts for light colors and a combination of tradition and modern design.
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