Cognac Hardy Noces d'argent

Introducing the estate 

Maison Hardy owes its name to a British gentleman, Anthony Hardy. As a wine and spirits professional, he regularly escaped from London to monitor the quality of the Charentes crus. He succumbed to the charms of the region and eventually settled there. He founded Maison Hardy in 1863. A great lover of France and the French, he went so far as to change his first name to Antoine. He also adopted the Gallic cockerel as his company emblem.

By 1880, Anthony Hardy was selling his eaux-de-vie in many countries around the world. In 1891, a gold medal at the St Petersburg exhibition was awarded to the "Cognac de l'Alliance", created as a tribute to Franco-Russian friendship. Little by little, the House of Hardy positioned itself and confirmed its style.

Bénédicte Hardy represents the fifth generation of the family. An ambassador for the house, she is developing sales in the United States.

Presentation of the cuvée 

Hardy Noces d'Argent Fine Champagne Cognac has been created as part of the Wedding Anniversary series from the prestigious Hardy house. This marvelous blend of eaux-de-vie from Petite and Grande Champagne has been aged for 25 years.

On the nose, enjoy the leather, tobacco and spice notes of this fabulous nectar, softened by raisins and honey, offering an extraordinary palette of aromas.

On the palate, let your senses discover a succession of smoky, spicy flavors with a deliciously long finish.

This exceptional cognac comes in a delightful decanter adorned with the emblematic Hardy cockerel, which features prominently on both the silver stopper and the intricate label details.

Cognac Hardy Noces d'Argent is a double gold medal winner, illustrating its quality and remarkable aromatic profile.