Cognac Frapin releases award winning multi-vintage
Cognac Frapin has launched Le Multimillésime - the world's first multi-vintage Grande Champagne Cognac.
Read more...Cognac Frapin has launched Le Multimillésime - the world's first multi-vintage Grande Champagne Cognac.
Read more...Sales of cognac have fallen nearly 4% in the past 12 months, according to figures from the Bureau National Interprofessional du Cognac (BNIC).
Read more...Rap star Dr Dre will be launching a cognac as he moves into the drinks trade.
Read more...Pernod Ricard has not ruled out selling a Cognac brand following its take-over of Vin & Sprit.
Exports shipped directly to China increased by 73.8% to 31,969 hectolitres in the last 12 months to November, Cognac trade body BNIC said.
The first International Cognac Summit will take place in January 2008.
Read more...A total of 180 million bottles of Cognac were sold in the 12-month period from October 2006-7.
Read more...IRELAND: Hennessy to fly-in the world's first-ever Cognac Mathusalem to be auctioned at Roberto De Niro's Nobu restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel in Dublin.
Volumes of production for Cognac in 2007 are expected to break current production records, latest figures show.
Read more...A spate of Russian investment in Cognac has left its generic body puzzled.
Read more... Top prizes include the Grand Prix du Festival de Cognac.
Grand marnier Cognac expert Patrick Raguenaud to unveil secrets of Cognac.
Exports of Cognac in 2006 were the third highest on record. According to figures released by the Bureau National Interprofessionel du Cognac (BNIC), 152 million bottles of Cognac were exported worldwide, representing an increase of 7.2% by volume and 11% in value compared with 2005. These volumes have only been bettered by sales in 1989 and 1990.
by stuart peskett
The total amount of Cognac produced is to increase by 5%
a year for the next five years to keep up with rising demand, according to the Bureau National Interprofesionnel du Cognac (BNIC).
Camus has launched what it believes is the first-ever range of Cognacs bottled under screwcap.
Read more...Big changes are planned for the organisation of the Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac (BNIC).
Despite local press reports, the BNIC is not being wound up, but a plan has been devised by French agriculture minister Dominique Bussereau to split it up into three comits de gestion (management boards).
Furthermore, growers will have to decide in advance what to do with their crop - be it for Cognac production, Pineau des Charentes, table wine or for table grapes.
At the moment, the BNIC has committees covering areas such as viticulture and growers, as well as a decision-making committee that is made up of growers and producers - in a 50/50 split.
The next decade could well mark a turning point for the Cognac industry. The big players and the generic body have realised that they need to update the image of their beloved spirit. More importantly, the three key markets are in growth again and bartenders are getting switched on to the product. And Cognac is a versatile product - one with great heritage and integrity. We hope that this shines through in the 2005 Harpers Cognac supplement.
Read more...After many years of deliberation, a ruling has just been passed that the youngest eau de vie in a bottle of XO Cognac must be at least 10 years old, some four years older than the current minimum age, reports Stuart Peskett.
Read more...Cognac has cultivated an image as a luxury drink, but is it now questioning its identity?
Read more...Following the decline in demand for Cognac from the early 90's onwards and a difficult decade of cutbacks in production, more positive developments and more successful brands are emerging, along with renewed confidence and ambitious targets. Giles Fallowfield reports.
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