1960’s Exshaw Tres Rare Grande Champagne 1er Cru Cognac 24 fl ozs cider & perry

1960’s Exshaw Tres Rare Grande Champagne 1er Cru Cognac 24 fl ozs cider & perryExshaw was founded in 1805 by John Exshaw, who bought young cognac and let this age in France before he was exporting to England contrary to the custom of that time. British traders left their brandies usually age in London. His son Thomas Henri continued the business, and the firm shipped cognacs to Britain and India. In those days there was no Suez Canal and the brandies were transported by camels across hundreds of miles of desert. They must have

rounded mouthfeel

provided you don’t forget to water it down a bit

A sublime marriage of summer fruits and mellow vanilla

is an independent

with a smooth and warming finish

Rich fruit and spice notes framed by freshness: citrus

After Edward VII’s demise George V extended the contract

Michael Heads

with hints of calvados and a little salt

with some cinchona

notes of chocolate cake

oriental pastries and