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Cognac Brugerolle 1795

Cognac Brugerolle 1795, One of the most popular, oldest, and legitimately historic cognacs is the 1762 Gautier Cognac bottle.

1762 Gautier is also one of the most uncommon bottles of old spirit, with a handwritten label coated in cellar grim, a driven cork, and a wax seal.

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In the early 1700s, the brand began making brandy, and King Louis XV granted them permission to create cognac.

They continued to create cognac in Little Venice, Charente, France, and their cognac dynasty.

The bottle of 1762 Gautier Cognac was recently sold at the Bonhams Rare Spirits Auction in New York.

Cognac Brugerolle 1795

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