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Hennessy VS Cognac - Limited Edition


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Hennessy VS Cognac - Limited Edition
Hennessy VS Cognac - Limited Edition
LOT ID: 0924-371

Winning Bid
£45.00

End Date: 20 Nov 2024

Hennessy VS Cognac - Limited Edition

Hennessy VS Cognac. Limited Edition. 70cl. 40%.

Limited Edition: yes

Category: Cognac

Country: France

Bottle Size: 70cl / 700ml

ABV: 40%

Hennessy is one of the Big Four cognac producers, alongside Martell, Remy Martin and Courvoisier. The business was founded in Charente by Irishman Richard Hennessy in 1765 after a military career in the French Army. The Hennessy brand was registered as Jas. Hennessy & Co. in 1813 by Richard Hennessy’s son James, who appointed Jean Fillioux as his Master Blender, a position that has been held by Fillioux’s descendants for seven generations since. 

James Hennessy invented the VSOP classification in 1817 and his son Maurice Hennessy later introduced the star rating system for Cognac in 1865 and invented the XO category in 1870. In 1971 Kilian Hennessy oversaw the company’s merger with Moet & Chandon to create Moet-Hennessy, which today is jointly owned by parent company LVMH and Diageo.