History,
Prince Hubert de Polignac Reserve du Prince Cognac: a Royal Selection The exceptional Prince Hubert de Polignac Reserve du Prince Cognac has been created only from the very best eaux-de-vie sourced from the Grande Champagne region. Some of the cognacs included in this Premier Cru blend are over a century old, selected by the Cellar Master for their remarkable fragrances. As one would expect from such a creation, the nose, palate, and aftertaste are complex and elegant - this is a Cognac that you truly need time to sip and savour.
Prince de Polignac Cognac is named after one of France's oldest noble families, members of which include Cardinal De Polignac (French ambassador in Poland and Rome in the 17th century), Countess Yolande de Polignac - a personal friend of Marie Antoinette - and Prince Jules de Polignac, a cabinet minister under Charles X. It was their descendant, Prince Hubert de Polignac, who eventually allowed the Cognac producer Mounier to use his name for one of their bottlings in 1947. After the trademark was registered, the Prince himself took to travelling the world to promote the brand, sealing its association with royalty, adventure and luxury.
Awards
International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2007: Gold Medal
Tasting Notes,
Nose: Harmoniously spiced with vanilla and cinnamon, leading to aromas of flowers, undergrowth and leather.
Palate: Soft, with notes of forest floors and musk, followed by a light finish of chocolate and coffee.
Prince Hubert de Polignac Reserve du Prince Cognac: a Royal Selection The exceptional Prince Hubert de Polignac Reserve du Prince Cognac has been created only from the very best eaux-de-vie sourced from the Grande Champagne region. Some of the cognacs included in this Premier Cru blend are over a century old, selected by the Cellar Master for their remarkable fragrances. As one would expect from such a creation, the nose, palate, and aftertaste are complex and elegant - this is a Cognac that you truly need time to sip and savour.
Prince de Polignac Cognac is named after one of France's oldest noble families, members of which include Cardinal De Polignac (French ambassador in Poland and Rome in the 17th century), Countess Yolande de Polignac - a personal friend of Marie Antoinette - and Prince Jules de Polignac, a cabinet minister under Charles X. It was their descendant, Prince Hubert de Polignac, who eventually allowed the Cognac producer Mounier to use his name for one of their bottlings in 1947. After the trademark was registered, the Prince himself took to travelling the world to promote the brand, sealing its association with royalty, adventure and luxury.
Awards
International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2007: Gold Medal
Tasting Notes,
Nose: Harmoniously spiced with vanilla and cinnamon, leading to aromas of flowers, undergrowth and leather.
Palate: Soft, with notes of forest floors and musk, followed by a light finish of chocolate and coffee.
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