Cognac Augier L’Océanique

The Cognac Augier brand was founded in 1643 by a wine merchant. Today, it is considered the oldest active Cognac house and possibly the oldest alcohol brand in the world. In its early days, this brand played a key role in rekindling interest in unfairly overlooked terroirs and grape varieties, such as the rare Folle Blanche or the discreet Bois Ordinaires cru. In 2013, it was successfully relaunched by the famous French group Pernod Ricard.

The centuries-old artisanal craftsmanship is fully evident in every drop of Cognac Augier. Traditional distillation, cold filtration, and the complete absence of additives or artificial colorings preserve the balance and aromatic complexity of these eaux-de-vie.

Cognac Augier bottles boast a charming and elegant design that brilliantly reflects the attention to detail and excellence present at every stage of crafting their cognacs. The modern rebranding of this time-honored house has been met with resounding success, capturing the hearts of Cognac connoisseurs worldwide.

Cognac Augier L’Océanique stands out with its unique coastal character. It is crafted from Ugni Blanc grapes grown on the island of Oléron, off the southwest coast of France, which officially belongs to the Bois Ordinaires cru. The sea spray from the island of Oléron imparts an undeniable maritime influence to this rare cognac. Its purity is absolute, revealing remarkable mineral qualities.

Cognac L’Océanique was meticulously distilled once on fine lees at an alcohol content of 40.1% ABV, then patiently aged in French oak barrels. Its mineral character deserves to be discovered by all, either by tasting it yourself or by offering this invaluable gift.