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Best Cognac Under £100
Someone mentions Cognac, and you immediately think of Versailles and Jay-Z, right? Good news: you can sip on a French and opulent Brandy without draining your bank account.
These decadent Cognacs are all under £100 and deserving of your sophisticated palate. Enjoy them neat, on rocks, with your pinky out and flip-flops on - you’ll appreciate the complexity of these Eaux-de-vie and just carpe the hell out of that diem.
Grab yourself a Hennessy, Courvoisier, Martell, Hardy, Rémy Martin, or a Louis Royer.
Oh, and the first five bottles on the list? They’re Flaviar Community Favourites, and we promise you’ll adore them all. They’re followed by an impressive selection of other fantastic Cognacs. Have a look!
Top 5 Best Cognac Under 100
Below, we take you through our top choices for the best Cognac.
Hennessy VS Cognac (700mL)
Hennessy V.S is the central Spirit of the historic Cognac House of Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Hennessy is THE giant in the world of Cognac. Jas Hennessy & Co. produces more than fifty million bottles of Cognac each year — more than 40% of the entire market. Interestingly, this most famous...
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Louis Royer VSOP Cognac (700mL)
Cognac so ritzy, you'll speak French. Louis Royer, a distillery whose name just rolls on the tongue, was established in 1853 on the colorful bank of the Chartene River in the region of Cognac in France. It's famous for its bee emblem and a wide range of upscale...
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Martell VSOP Red Barrel (700mL)
Martell’s VSOP gets it first update in five decades with a Cognac aged exclusively in middle-aged "red" casks. Jean Martell opened a trading business on the banks of the Charente River in the Cognac region of France in 1715. Soon after he was purchasing local grapes, distilling Cognac, and...
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Hardy Cognac XO Rare Cognac Fine Champagne (700mL)
The finest Cognac in Hardy’s Tradition series… so worth the wait. Back in the mid 1800s, Anthony Hardy — an Englishman — fell in love with northern France and Cognac. After decades of flirting with the region as an importer of Cognac into England, he eventually moved there, changed his...
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Expect only the most fine from Hine. Thomas Hine has been distilling their delectable works along the banks of the La Charente River since 1763. That’s more than 250 years in the same spot, doing pretty much the same thing, which BTW makes their distillery older than the US....
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