Roullet Cognac

It was down to one Paul Frederic Roullet who, after surviving the massacre of the French Revolution, eventually managed to gain a licence from the Republic in 1791 to be able to distil wine. He then went on to become a liquor supplier to the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Today the cognac house produces a range of cognac – many of which are unblended and represent good value for money. From the Roullet Amber Gold ***VS Cognac right through to an exclusive range of very old and rare 'Roullet Tres Rare Cognacs' - easily identified because they sport a number at the end of the name.

This small, artisan house provides cognacs that are suitable for virtually every occasion. A somewhat unique aspect of this small, artisan house is the fact that all of their cognacs are aged for at least twice the legal amount of time to qualify for the particular age status.  The range covers all qualities of cognac, meaning that there's a Roullet Cognac suitable for virtually every occasion.

Prices for Roullet Cognac start at around €35 euros per bottle for the youngest VS.

There is no information available about visiting Roullet et Fils Cognac.  We suggest you contact the house directly if you wish to visit.