Courvoisier Napoleon Cognac embodies the grandeur of its namesake, refined, bold, and enduringly elegant. First created in honor of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, it represents a timeless fusion of history and craftsmanship. This vintage bottling captures the essence of that legacy, offering a smooth and majestic Cognac worthy of royalty.

Napoleon Cognac Courvoisier (Vintage Bottling)
Brand: Courvoisier | Category: Cognac | ABV: 40% | Origin: Cognac, France

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Deep and inviting with aromas of candied fruit, cinnamon, and a hint of cigar box spice.
Palate: Silky and rich, unfolding flavors of dried apricot, vanilla, and roasted almonds layered with subtle oak and warm toffee.
Finish: Long, refined, and gently spiced, leaving a whisper of dried fruit and honeyed oak that lingers gracefully.

Production Details:
Courvoisier Napoleon is crafted from a blend of eaux-de-vie sourced from the Grande and Petite Champagne crus, aged to perfection in French oak barrels. The result is a Cognac that balances strength and softness, showcasing depth without losing its elegance. The vintage bottling represents an era when aging and blending were done entirely by hand, preserving an authenticity rarely seen today.

Perfect For:
Perfect for moments of quiet triumph or sophisticated gatherings. It’s a Cognac made for those who appreciate nuance and heritage, best enjoyed when the night calls for something extraordinary. Each pour feels like a step back in time, steeped in tradition and mastery.

Expert Notes:
Courvoisier Napoleon has long been revered by connoisseurs for its refined power and impeccable balance. Experts praise its rich mid-palate and smooth finish, describing it as “a Cognac that commands attention without ever shouting.” This vintage expression heightens that prestige with remarkable maturity and depth.

Customer Reviews:

“A classic, smooth, regal, and beautifully layered.”
“This vintage Courvoisier has incredible warmth. It’s luxury in liquid form.”
“Every sip tells a story of craftsmanship and history. Truly magnificent.”

Interesting Fact:
Legend has it that Napoleon himself took several casks of Courvoisier with him into exile, earning the house its enduring nickname, “The Cognac of Napoleon.” The association remains one of the most iconic in spirit history.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat in a tulip glass to experience its full aromatic complexity. Allow it to breathe for a few minutes before sipping to reveal layers of spice and sweetness. It also pairs beautifully with dark chocolate or a well-aged cigar for a classic French finish.

Distillery Background:
Founded in 1828, Courvoisier has stood as one of the great houses of Cognac, blending artistry and heritage for nearly two centuries. Based in Jarnac, the house remains dedicated to producing Cognacs of exceptional elegance and depth. The Napoleon expression embodies the pinnacle of that tradition, a blend of time, taste, and triumph.