Lautrec Extra Rare

Luxury French cognac Lautrec Extra Rare Grande Champagne in an elegant black bottle, an extremely impressive wooden gift box and with even more impressive contents.

Lautrec Extra Rare is a 1er cru cognac with exclusive origins in the French Grande Champagne region. The history of this cognac began in 1838, when Paul Louis Seignette decided to combine his two greatest passions: cognac and horses. He was inspired by the strength and nobility of the best horse he ever owned, an exceptional Arabian thoroughbred horse of the Akhal-Téké breed named Lautrec. His effort was to create a cognac that would be as strong and noble as this legendary racehorse.

Today, Cognac Lautrec is patiently handcrafted using secret techniques in the same way as at the beginning of its creation. On the clay-limestone soil in the oceanic climate of the Grande Champagne region, the white grape variety ugni blanc is mainly grown for its production. After double copper still distillation, the resulting eaux-de-vie is transferred to dark cellars, where it matures for many years to acquire the finest taste notes. In the case of this exceptional cognac, it even took up to 35 years of maturation in the best French oak barrels.

Lautrec brand cognacs are characterized by a fresh floral aroma, a kind of "masculine raw power" just like their prototype in the form of Lautrec's horse, and a typical velvety taste in which vanilla and a structured leather finish appear.