Henri IV Dudognon Heritage Cognac Grande Champagne has been aged for over 100 years and has been considered “the DNA of Cognac”
Produced since 1776, the Henri IV Cognac Grande Champagne It is aged in special barrels for more than 100 years, which, in theory, explains the incredible price of four million euros.
It is also worth mentioning that this extraordinary cognac comes in a 24K yellow gold and sterling platinum plated bottle, decorated with 6,500 certified brilliant cut diamonds. Weighing around 8 kg, the bottle, a masterpiece of Paolo DiVerachi, is filled with 100 cl. of Dudognon Heritage Cognac Grande Champagne (41% alc.).
Produced since 1776, Henri IV Cognac Grande Champagne is aged in special barrels for more than 100 years.
Dubbed the DNA of cognac, Henri IV Dudognon Heritage is presented in an exquisite bottle.
The ancestors of Claudine Dudognon – Buraud, heir to the Maison Dudognon, located in the center of the smallest area of the precious Cognac Grande Champagne region, are direct descendants of the beloved French king Henry IV (1553-1610) and were responsible for its creation.
It comes in a 24K yellow gold and sterling platinum plated bottle, decorated with 6,500 certified brilliant cut diamonds.
When faced with a drink like this, many criteria, like this client's, speak of the need to put more interest in what is inside the bottle and not in the container: "It seems that the bottle is the most expensive part. I want to spend two million dollars on a good cognac, not on a paperweight."
Another criterion supports the previous idea and declares itself in favor of more accessible drinks and not “the most expensive”: “Yes, it is one of the things that bothers me about “the most expensive…”, it tends to be a good/affordable product, covered in jewels and gold, instead of the value actually being in the product.”
Dubbed the DNA of cognac, Henri IV Dudognon Heritage is presented in an exquisite bottle.
For his part, another user adds his contribution of ironic humor with his comment: “The homeless man who checks my recycling would have a good day after finding that.”
As we see, Henri IV Dudognon Heritage It usually raises criteria found in a world of spirits that responds to the needs of consumers, among whom are the eccentrics; those who like to drink well, but are not willing to pay so much; and those who take everything.
More information on the creator's website: Paolo DiVerachi
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