Hardy Cognac Noces d'Argent Rum & Rye The blend is aged for

The blend is aged for five years in American oak and bottled at 43% ABV

The point is that they find the best odd lots and "left-overs" that would more likely be tossed into a generic blend and sell it to us in all of their glory

while each bottle carries an image of Jōkichi Takamine

The Bank Note brand was created by James Sword & Sons in 1810

Hardy Cognac Noces d'Argent Rum & Rye The blend is aged forThere is simply no better Cognac dram to raise on that special occasion like tonight. 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 name from Anthony to Antoine, and opened up his own Cognac distillation house (a "maison"). Hey follow your passions, right? Today, Maison Hardy