Cognac Courvoisier Erte
Specifications
- Origin
- Quebec, Canada
- Price Term
- FOB
Cognac Courvoisier Erte is a Food & Beverage product. Key specs — Origin: Quebec, Canada; Price Term: FOB.
Product Description
Each of the original seven bottles' designs represents a different facet of the cognac making process:
Vigne (Vine) shows the importance of the soil and environment to the grapes produced to make cognac.
Vendanges (Harvest) celebrates the passion of perfection for which Courvoisier is best known.
Distillation illustrates the process of distillation as a woman riding a volatile giant peacock.
Vieillissement (Aging) symbolizes the aging process as a robed female emerging from darkness.
Degustation (Tasting) shows the blending process of the cognacs.
L'Esprit du Cognac (The Spirit of Cognac) interprets the cognac spirit as a woman standing majestically surrounded by grapes.
La Part Des Anges (Angel's Share) symbolizes part of the aging process where some of the spirits' volume is lost through evaporation.
One bottle was launched every year between 1988 and 1994.It is a Grande Champagne blend (best area in the cognac delimited region) with a cognac of 1892, date of Mr Erté's birth, with an average of 60 years of aging.
The eighth and final bottle called "Inedit" has been launched in 1995as a tribute to Mr Erte's life and work (he died in 1990). Only 4000 units have been produced. The design on the bottle is the first one that Mr Erte created for the Vigne bottle, but censored at that time on the American market because the girl on the draw was half nude.
PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING TERMS:
The value of the item is in the collectible container, and its contents. The container has not been opened. The item is not available at any retail outlet, and the container has a value that substantially exceeds the current retail price of the alcohol in the container.
