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Courvoisier Millennium Cognac – Limited Edition Release (750ml, No Box)
  • Courvoisier Millennium Cognac – Limited Edition Release (750ml, No Box)
  • Courvoisier Millennium Cognac – Limited Edition Release (750ml, No Box)
Courvoisier Millennium Cognac – Limited Edition Release (750ml, No Box)

Courvoisier Millennium Cognac – Limited Edition Release (750ml, No Box)

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$399.99 USD
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Region
France
ABV
40%%
Brand
Courvoisier
Description

Courvoisier Millennium Cognac 750ml is a special release crafted to celebrate the turn of the century, showcasing the elegance and refinement for which Courvoisier is renowned. Produced from a blend of carefully selected eaux-de-vie from the Cognac region, it offers a rich and complex profile. The nose reveals inviting aromas of dried fruit, honey, and vanilla, layered with hints of toasted oak and subtle spice. On the palate, it is smooth and full-bodied, with flavors of caramel, apricot, and warm baking spices leading into a long, velvety finish. Presented here without a box, it remains a collectible bottle and an excellent choice for both connoisseurs and those looking to enjoy a refined, celebratory pour.
About Courvoisier

Courvoisier is one of the world’s most celebrated cognac houses, with a history dating back to 1809 when Emmanuel Courvoisier and Louis Gallois established a wine and spirits business in the Paris suburb of Bercy. By 1828, the company had moved to Jarnac, in the heart of the Cognac region, where it remains today. Over the decades, Courvoisier built a reputation for exceptional craftsmanship and became known as the “Cognac of Napoleon” after the French emperor reportedly visited the cellars and took barrels of Courvoisier with him into exile.

The brand produces its cognacs exclusively from grapes grown in the Cognac AOC, using a blend of eaux-de-vie from the four top crus: Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies, and Fins Bois. Distillation takes place in traditional copper pot stills, and aging is carried out in French oak barrels, allowing the eaux-de-vie to develop complexity, depth, and balance.

Courvoisier is recognized for its refined, approachable style that balances fruit, floral notes, and gentle spice, making it a favorite for both sipping and mixology. Today, it remains one of the “big four” cognac producers, maintaining its legacy of elegance and innovation while honoring over two centuries of heritage.

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