Cognac Seguinot, "Vincemus", in decanter & gift box, 0.7 L

Unique cognac Seguinot, "Vincemus" - the last symbol of the era of beauty, happiness and optimism in France, which ended with the outbreak of World War II. Translated from the Latin "Vincemus" means "We want to win." For the production of cognac, an alcohol distilled in 1914, then aged more than 60 years in Limousin oak barrels in the cellars of the family Seguinot. These alcohols were served in 1952 at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. "Vinsemus" - an exclusive, released a limited edition cognac with a 100-year history.

History Seguinot cognac house has its origins in the distant 1880, when Pierre Seguin bought a plot of land "La Nerolle" Subregion Grande Champagne, not far from the famous town of Cognac and close to famous cognac house "Pierre de Segonzac". Wasting no time, for several years, Pierre has established a process of cultivation of the vine and the production of quality varietal wines and brandies. All proceeds from their labor means he invested in the expansion of holdings and a short period of time available to the winemaker was almost 100 hectares of land, which is significantly larger than the average estate in the region of Cognac.

For four generations the secrets of creating flawless cognacs Seguinot stored as the strictest confidence and only transferred to the heirs of the family business. The main traditions of the company include the use of hand-picking of grapes and vineyards ban on processing any chemicals. Wine, of which creates the brandy will not be filtered, allowing you to keep it bright aroma and rich flavor. Distillation takes place in large copper alambikah created by longtime local traditions. Alcohols are kept in unique wooden barrels created Limousin oak. Over 50% of the resulting alcohol Seguin sells to such companies as "Remy Martin" and "Hennessey". His company produces cognacs in very limited quantities. On the highest quality products of this brand evidenced by the fact that the spirits of "Seguinot" decorated table during the celebration of the coronation of Queen of Great Britain, Elizabeth II. Cognacs from this company are not inferior in quality so eminent brands like Hennessy, or Pierre de Segonzac, but are more democratic price.