Meukow Cognac Paradise

Meukow Cognac, nouvelle gamme Paradis...

Rarissime Natural and Rare 

Meukow Rarissime is directly taken from the oldest oak wood barrels and naturally bottled at cask's strength. The rancio and the unsurpassable aromatic persistency express all the typical characteristics of a very long ageing in the dark and humid Paradis cellar.
Drink responsibly.

Museum drapeau

Meukow « Age Ancien » Cognac comes from their private museum of rare vintages.

Each bottle of this exceptional Cognac has been certified for its providence by an official commissioner for oath and bottled by hand in the cellars of A.C. Meukow in France.

“Le Drapeau”
Petite Champagne N°16 celebrates 1889 the century of the French revolution.

With its amber hue with golden and bright tints, this Cognac expresses to the nose anise nuances with fennel and leather notes. The heart is supple with sleek tannins. The rancio evolves to cocoa notes, tobacco and truffle. A treasure filled with harmonious and aromatic persistency.

Museum Fin de siècle
La gamme « Museum » des cognacs MEUKOW provient de leur réserve privée de vieux crus.
Chaque bouteille de ce cognac exceptionnel a été certifiée pour son origine par un courtier assermenté et embouteillée à la main dans les chais de la maison A.C. Meukow à Cognac.

La cuvée « Fin de Siècle » célèbre l’année 1900 marquée par l’exposition Universelle de Paris.

Meukow « Age Ancien » Cognac comes from their private museum of rare vintages.

Each bottle of this exceptional Cognac has been certified for its providence by an official commissioner for oath and bottled by hand in the cellars of A.C. Meukow in France.

“Fin de Siècle” Cognac celebrates 1900 the end of last century.

Possessing an amber hue with golden, bright and mahogany tints. The rancio develops walnut, tobacco, orange zest and dark chocolate aromas. The heart is supple and generous with candied fruits, leather and fennel aromas. The aromatic persistency evolves to liquorice.

La cuvée « Nec Plus Ultra » célèbre le 50ème anniversaire de la maison Meukow.

Meukow « Age Ancien » Cognac comes from their private museum of rare vintages.

Each bottle of this exceptional Cognac has been certified for its providence by an official commissioner for oath and bottled by hand in the cellars of A.C. Meukow in France.

“Nec Plus Ultra”
Cognac 1er Cru celebrates 1912 the 50th birthday of the firm A.C. Meukow.

Possessing an amber hue with golden, bright and mahogany tints. The rancio develops walnut and tobacco aromas. The heart is supple with melted tannins. Aromas evolve to liquorice and cedar. A treasure filled with harmonious and aromatic persistency.

Millésime 1964

AMBER AND AROMATIC

The Fins Bois
Fins Bois is the first growth of the wooded area. Its eaux-de-vie are fast maturing and robust. Being such a large area there are significant local variations in the soil conditions. Generally the soil is more clay over a hard limestone sub-soil. There are however pockets of chalkier soil, and the single cru cognacs of this growth originate from this small areas which develop eaux-de-vie of a great style.

Cognac Meukow Fins Bois 1964
With its deep amber yellow colour with copper tints, this cognac expresses to the nose a light and elegant rancio*, together with cedar nuances, with tobacco and cigar-box notes.

*Charentais term used to designate the complex and specific aromas originated from a long   ageing in oak casks whose intensity increases with the years. The heart is spicy with strong pepper and cinnamon aromas. The unsurpassable aromatic persistency expresses all the characteristics of a very long ageing in the dark and humid atmosphere of the cellar.

Millésime 1965

AMBER AND AROMATIC

The Grande Champagne
At the heart of the region lies the Grande Champagne, which is also known as the Premier Cru or first growth.
It is characterized by its rolling landscape and chalky soils which produce fine light cognacs of a great finesse with a predominantly floral bouquet requiring long ageing in the barrel to achieve maturity.

Cognac Meukow Grande Champagne 1965
This Cognac has a beautiful deep amber yellow colour with gold tints. The nose reveals elegant and light rancio*, with dark chocolate notes.

*Charentais term used to designate the complex and specific aromas originated from a long ageing in oak casks whose intensity increases with the years.

The heart is powerful, reminding of the dark chocolate and developing seasoning’s freshness with anise and liquorice nuances. A treasure filled with harmonious and aromatic persistency.

AMBER AND AROMATIC

The Grande Champagne
At the heart of the region lies the Grande Champagne, which is also known as the Premier Cru or first growth.
It is characterised by its rolling landscape and chalky soils which produce fine light cognacs of a great finesse with a predominantly floral bouquet requiring long ageing in the barrel to achieve maturity.

Cognac Meukow Grande Champagne 1970
Cognac Meukow 1970 was produced at « Domaine Le Grand Montet »- Bonneuil, famous for the opulence and the body of its Cognacs.
Distilled in 1970 and exalted by long years of ageing in oak-wood barrels, this unique Cognac is per excellence a Cognac to be consumed as a digestive in a wise slowness to keep in mouth its subtle bouquet long after you drink it.

The white flowers and orange zest vegetal notes evolve in finale to cigar box’s cedar, pepper and liquorice. An exceptional moment of pure pleasure.

Rarissime Natural and Rare 

Meukow Rarissime is directly taken from the oldest oak wood barrels and naturally bottled at cask's strength. The rancio and the unsurpassable aromatic persistency express all the typical characteristics of a very long ageing in the dark and humid Paradis cellar.
Drink responsibly.

 

Museum drapeau

Meukow « Age Ancien » Cognac comes from their private museum of rare vintages.

Each bottle of this exceptional Cognac has been certified for its providence by an official commissioner for oath and bottled by hand in the cellars of A.C. Meukow in France.

“Le Drapeau”
Petite Champagne N°16 celebrates 1889 the century of the French revolution.

With its amber hue with golden and bright tints, this Cognac expresses to the nose anise nuances with fennel and leather notes. The heart is supple with sleek tannins. The rancio evolves to cocoa notes, tobacco and truffle. A treasure filled with harmonious and aromatic persistency.

 

Museum Fin de siècle
La gamme « Museum » des cognacs MEUKOW provient de leur réserve privée de vieux crus.
Chaque bouteille de ce cognac exceptionnel a été certifiée pour son origine par un courtier assermenté et embouteillée à la main dans les chais de la maison A.C. Meukow à Cognac.

La cuvée « Fin de Siècle » célèbre l’année 1900 marquée par l’exposition Universelle de Paris.

Meukow « Age Ancien » Cognac comes from their private museum of rare vintages.

Each bottle of this exceptional Cognac has been certified for its providence by an official commissioner for oath and bottled by hand in the cellars of A.C. Meukow in France.

“Fin de Siècle” Cognac celebrates 1900 the end of last century.

Possessing an amber hue with golden, bright and mahogany tints. The rancio develops walnut, tobacco, orange zest and dark chocolate aromas. The heart is supple and generous with candied fruits, leather and fennel aromas. The aromatic persistency evolves to liquorice.

La cuvée « Nec Plus Ultra » célèbre le 50ème anniversaire de la maison Meukow.

Meukow « Age Ancien » Cognac comes from their private museum of rare vintages.

Each bottle of this exceptional Cognac has been certified for its providence by an official commissioner for oath and bottled by hand in the cellars of A.C. Meukow in France.

“Nec Plus Ultra”
Cognac 1er Cru celebrates 1912 the 50th birthday of the firm A.C. Meukow.

Possessing an amber hue with golden, bright and mahogany tints. The rancio develops walnut and tobacco aromas. The heart is supple with melted tannins. Aromas evolve to liquorice and cedar. A treasure filled with harmonious and aromatic persistency.

 

Millésime 1964

AMBER AND AROMATIC

The Fins Bois
Fins Bois is the first growth of the wooded area. Its eaux-de-vie are fast maturing and robust. Being such a large area there are significant local variations in the soil conditions. Generally the soil is more clay over a hard limestone sub-soil. There are however pockets of chalkier soil, and the single cru cognacs of this growth originate from this small areas which develop eaux-de-vie of a great style.

Cognac Meukow Fins Bois 1964
With its deep amber yellow colour with copper tints, this cognac expresses to the nose a light and elegant rancio*, together with cedar nuances, with tobacco and cigar-box notes.

*Charentais term used to designate the complex and specific aromas originated from a long   ageing in oak casks whose intensity increases with the years. The heart is spicy with strong pepper and cinnamon aromas. The unsurpassable aromatic persistency expresses all the characteristics of a very long ageing in the dark and humid atmosphere of the cellar.

 

Millésime 1965

AMBER AND AROMATIC

The Grande Champagne
At the heart of the region lies the Grande Champagne, which is also known as the Premier Cru or first growth.
It is characterized by its rolling landscape and chalky soils which produce fine light cognacs of a great finesse with a predominantly floral bouquet requiring long ageing in the barrel to achieve maturity.

Cognac Meukow Grande Champagne 1965
This Cognac has a beautiful deep amber yellow colour with gold tints. The nose reveals elegant and light rancio*, with dark chocolate notes.

*Charentais term used to designate the complex and specific aromas originated from a long ageing in oak casks whose intensity increases with the years.

The heart is powerful, reminding of the dark chocolate and developing seasoning’s freshness with anise and liquorice nuances. A treasure filled with harmonious and aromatic persistency.

AMBER AND AROMATIC

The Grande Champagne
At the heart of the region lies the Grande Champagne, which is also known as the Premier Cru or first growth.
It is characterised by its rolling landscape and chalky soils which produce fine light cognacs of a great finesse with a predominantly floral bouquet requiring long ageing in the barrel to achieve maturity.

Cognac Meukow Grande Champagne 1970
Cognac Meukow 1970 was produced at « Domaine Le Grand Montet »- Bonneuil, famous for the opulence and the body of its Cognacs.
Distilled in 1970 and exalted by long years of ageing in oak-wood barrels, this unique Cognac is per excellence a Cognac to be consumed as a digestive in a wise slowness to keep in mouth its subtle bouquet long after you drink it.

The white flowers and orange zest vegetal notes evolve in finale to cigar box’s cedar, pepper and liquorice. An exceptional moment of pure pleasure.