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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do the Lheraud and Delamain selections differ?

Lheraud has 11 offerings, including Petite Champagne Cognacs available in several vintages. The 4 Delamain offerings include Plénitude, Grande Champagne Pale & Dry, Pléiade Collection Révélation and Pléiade Millésime 40 ans: the choice is therefore between several named cuvées.

Which offerings should I choose to compare Petite Champagne and Grande Champagne?

The Petite Champagne designation appears on several Lheraud Cognacs, including the 1993, 1994 and 1996 vintages. Grande Champagne is explicitly represented by Delamain’s non-vintage Pale & Dry. This comparison also varies the house and whether a vintage is specified, so it does not isolate the difference in origin alone.

Which Cognacs should I choose if I don’t want to prioritize a particular year?

Two offerings are listed as non-vintage: Cognac Grande Champagne Pale & Dry and Cognac Pléiade Collection Révélation, both from Delamain. The former is presented in a 50 cl pot, while the latter comes in a 70 cl bottle.

Which Lheraud Cognacs should I choose for a gift linked to a meaningful year?

Lheraud Petite Champagne Cognacs include the 1979, 1980, 1990, 1993, 1994 and 1996 vintages. These years offer a reference point for choosing a Cognac to mark a personal date, without inferring an aromatic profile or aging period from the vintage alone.

Which Cognac comes in a smaller format than the 70 cl bottle?

Delamain’s Cognac Grande Champagne Pale & Dry is the only one presented in a 50 cl pot. The other 14 offerings come in 70 cl bottles, providing a practical way to compare formats in this selection.