ABK6 is a relatively new Cognac brand, founded in 2005. ABK6 name sounds a bit strange, but it stands for Abecassis in “text-message language” (ah-bee-kah-sis).
At the distillery, Abecassis also makes the brands Leyrat and le Reviseur. ABK6 is the trendy brand of those three brands.

The Rémy Martin Louis XIII Rare Cask 43,8 is one of the most expensive Cognacs in the world.
Unfortunatly to expensive to taste for many people.
Luckily Rémy Martin made a beautiful video about this awesome cognac, and someone in a liquor store had the possibility to unpack the Rare Cask box in front of the camera…
Enjoy!

Unripened Whisky and Bourbon, often called White Dog or Moonshine, are currently a huge hit, people like the rougher taste. Beside that it is cheaper and easier to mix in cocktails.
Remy Martin apparently saw the popularity of unripened spirits. Remy Martin will now come up with the “V”, a white wine distillate that is not matured.

Basically, all organic or green called products are less tasty or looking ugly. Just take the example of the Toyota Prius, it just looks awful!
If you want to do green, please buy a good looking Volkswagen TDI or something like that instead! The same holds for the tested organic A. de Fussigny Cognac. It strangely smells like cheap soap…

This Meukow 90 proof cognac contains an higher alcohol content than most of the well-known cognacs. 5 percent/10 proof more!
To my knowledge this is one of the only VS quality Cognacs sold with such high alcohol content.
There are some very old vat-strength Cognacs and of course one of my favorites Cognacs the Daniel Bouju Royal 60% with an higher alcohol content.

The Godet XO Fine Champagne is a 25 to 35 years aged cognac, made from grapes from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions. Given the age and the quality of this Cognac it has a great value for money for about 60 dollars per bottle.
The appearance of the bottle, appeals to me, it looks great through its shape and metal ring!

Vintage Cognacs are a great gift, to give a loved one! And opposed to wine, you can keep Cognac for ever!
But how do you know what brand made a vintage cognac in the year you are searching for?
CognacFans.com now offers an extensive vintage Cognac list you can find a Vintage Cognac of nearly each year you are looking for!