Bisquit Dubouche VSOP Fine Cognac 1970's

Bisquit Dubouche VSOP Cognac Vintage 1970's

The Bisquit Dubouche VSOP Cognac Vintage 1970's represents a fine example of mid-20th-century cognac from one of Jarnac’s oldest houses, established in 1819. The “Very Superior Old Pale” classification denotes an aging period of at least 4 years in oak. Bisquit was renowned for often exceeding the minimum requirements, creating smooth, round and richly aromatic spirits.

• Distillery: Bisquit Dubouche
• Classification: VSOP
• Type: Cognac
• Region: France
• Vintage: 1970's
• Bottle size: 0,75L
• Alcohol Content: 40%
• Import: Italy
• Extra info: Bottle in box

DETAILS & COLLECTIBILITY

This bottle captures the essence of Bisquit’s elegant style during the 1970’s, when the house’s reputation was strong across Europe and beyond. The VSOP category provides a more layered profile compared to the 3-Star releases, making this a desirable vintage expression.

The Italian import label adds provenance and confirms its distribution into one of the most important cognac markets of that era. The survival of the original presentation box greatly enhances its collectible value, as intact packaging is rare after several decades.

Today, vintage VSOPs like this are increasingly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. That's not only for their nostalgic appeal and drinking quality but also for their rarity as historical artifacts of cognac’s golden age.