Cognac Hine Family Reserve, 0.7 L

Excellent cognac Hine Family Reserve is a assemblage of the oldest cognac region Grande Champagne, aged up to 60 years. Before assemblage carefully selected alcohols are kept separately: during the first 8 months in new barrels of Limousin oak, and then the old ones. After assemblage cognac is aged in large oak casks for stabilization, then this luxury drink bottled. The label cognac Hine Family Reserve portraits of all the generations of the family Hahn.

Cognac Hine Family Reserve in a wooden box - a luxury, refined and elegant gift that can be presented staid man for any celebration or anniversary!

In 1791, the young Thomas Hine left Dorset (England) in search of happiness in France. He chose the Cognac region, perhaps because his family, who lived on the coast, engaged in selling cognac. The young man was not lucky: during the French Revolution, Thomas was arrested for espionage and imprisoned in the castle in Jarnac. But he soon freed and married Françoise Elisabeth, whose father had his own company for the production of brandy in Jarnac. It soon turned into a business-in-law of his own career and passion. Thomas quickly became known and respected expert. Over the years, he raised the art of making cognac to new heights, while continuing to develop the business, which in 1822 was named Thomas Hine & C °.

Thomas Hine left more than a thriving business. Today the company operates Hine sixth generation, she is known and respected around the world for the exceptional quality of its cognacs.

House of Hine stands on the banks of the Charente River, in the heart of the Cognac region. In the ancient cellars, little has changed for so many years, this is where the best vintages are stored brandy. House Hine - one of the oldest houses in Jarnac, he has always been the headquarters of the company. Hine company has an estate of 120 hectares in the famous Grande Champagne region, excellent southern exposure allows the grapes to ripen well in the warm sunshine. 70 hectares of vineyards grow grapes, an average age of 25 years, the rest of the estate is covered by forests and pastures.

Exposure to alcohol in Hine used barrels from Limousin oak, most of which is stored in the basement Hein, offering ideal conditions for the maturation of cognacs, each of which is in the process of aging is endowed with unique nuances of aroma and taste.

The company's motto reads: "Hein produces little, but it does so admirably." Hein manufactures products in limited quantities, selling cognac in specially designed elegant bottles and containers, enabling flawless design speak for itself.