Grosperrin

Jean Grosperrin has worked for years, since 1991, as an intermediary between sellers and buyers of cognac. Most winegrowers in the Cognac region have always kept small quantities of eaux-de-vie in their cellars, which over time become real treasures. In 1999, tired of seeing special lots disappearing, Jean Grosperrin privately acquired a few barrels of aged cognac, which his family bottled on a small scale, recounting the history and age of each of the lots, for the first time in Cognac. In 2004, Jean retired and gave way to his son Guilhem, who has not only continued to enrich the cellar's collection, now numbering over 700 very rare barrels, but has also begun to intervene in the ageing processes In the Grosperrin Cognac cellars, each carefully selected and aged batch has become a living testimony to a terroir and a family history.