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  • Recommend a Cognac or Armagnac

    OK, so it's my turn to ask for some alcohol advice now.

    My father-in-law likes the odd Cognac or Armagnac. I'm not sure if it makes a difference but he uses a warmer with a little flame to heat the glass, it really does turn it into an amazing drink!

    I'm planning on buying him a bottle for between the ?50-?60 mark, all suggestions welcome.
    "Achieving life is not the equivalent of avoiding death." Ayn Rand

  • #2
    Originally posted by Styler View Post
    My father-in-law likes the odd Cognac or Armagnac.
    I don't suppose you happen to know what he has currently?
    It'd give an idea of the direction to point you in.

    If he smokes, both Davidoff and Hine do a cigar cognac (around ?50/?60)

    This is a good site for a wide selection.



    p.s. If your interested in a slighly smaller bottle (35 instead of 70cl), you could do a lot worse than this one (a classic).

    Originally posted by DRAGMASTER
    Every time I sleep with a girl I smoke a cigar while we do it. It's exciting and makes you feel strong, manly and empowered.

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    • #3
      I'm afraid I can't be of much mroe help. The last Armagnac we were drinking together was dusty and from 1958! Wish I could remember the name.

      I never see the "big names" in his cupboard like Remy Martin, Martell or Hennessy.

      Edit: He doesn't smoke
      "Achieving life is not the equivalent of avoiding death." Ayn Rand

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      • #4
        Armagnac - now we're 'cooking'.

        My personal favourite producer is:

        Comte De Lauvia

        (Though there are quite a few)

        The 1987 is a good buy (Under ?60), but if you're looking for something as old as a 58? They tend to be around the ?200 mark.

        (They go as far back as the 1880's - For the 'thick end' of 3K!!!)
        Originally posted by DRAGMASTER
        Every time I sleep with a girl I smoke a cigar while we do it. It's exciting and makes you feel strong, manly and empowered.

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        • #5
          Many thanks!

          So this would be the drink in question?

          Looks good, and I've see a lot of praise for the producer.

          This may well be the one unless anyone else cares to chip in?
          "Achieving life is not the equivalent of avoiding death." Ayn Rand

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Styler View Post
            So this would be the drink in question?
            That's the one.

            There are more good recommendations in some of the older threads
            (Worth having a look back)

            If you're not in a desperate hurry, I'm sure you'll get a few more suggestions.
            (There are quite a few members on here who like a cognac - or two - or three).
            Originally posted by DRAGMASTER
            Every time I sleep with a girl I smoke a cigar while we do it. It's exciting and makes you feel strong, manly and empowered.

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            • #7
              hey styler,
              i recommend hines rare champagne cognac (?35 approx, 70cl) and janneau VSOP armagnac (?30 approx, 70cl)!!! both are pretty much available anywhere and great with a cigar........

              all the best,

              alex

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              • #8
                Check out Sainsbury's taste the difference range, there are some bloody good tasting cognac and armagnac. I know Jpmoore enjoys the xo champagne cru cognac.
                Hope that helps

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