The actual product may vary from the images shown on the website.
This prestigious cognac, originating from the Grande Champagne region, features a blend of the oldest and rarest eaux-de-vie from the Meukow house, characterized by extraordinary depth and elegance.
The aroma boasts an intense profile, dominated by: rancio, candied fruits, and gentle spices. Tasting reveals a luxurious, round texture with: hints of walnuts, roasted almonds, and sweet spices that transition into an impressively long finish. Serve: neat after dinner, slowly sipping from a tulip glass. A flawless match with: mature cheeses or intense chocolate truffles.
Bottled in 2004. Bottle No. #193.
Meukow is a cognac house founded in 1862 by two brothers of Silesian origin, Auguste-Christophe and Gustav Meukow, who – according to the house's history – were sent to France on the orders of Tsar Alexander II to source the finest eaux-de-vie for the Russian court. Having fallen in love with the Cognac region, the brothers established their trading house there, and it soon became famous across Europe. Since 1979, Meukow has belonged to the Compagnie de Guyenne group, owned by the Coste family, and today the house is led by Philippe Coste.
Meukow is impossible to mistake for any other house – since 1993 its bottles have been adorned with an elegant panther, symbolising the strength, elegance and suppleness characteristic of its cognacs. Cellar master Anne Sarteaux – one of only a few women to hold this position in the cognac world – crafts harmonious blends from eaux-de-vie of the Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies and Fins Bois crus. Meukow cognacs are known for their smooth, rounded taste with notes of vanilla, dried fruit and spice. Today they are sold in more than 80 countries worldwide.
