P. Frapin Cie Segonzac Extra 30 P Cognac

Cognac age: Extra

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Bottle size: Botl. 1920s
Seller location: Europe
Category: Cognac Classics
Brand: Frapin Cognac

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Description

Presumably a 1920s and hence extremely old version of Frapin Extra Cognac.

"The seal on the neck is broken, the upper part remaining, ...ullen, 19..B.G. St Michel (Mikkeli) Finland. At my 50years day, 20 years ago, my late friend, the grandson of KF, gave me this bottle as a present. It has been stored in my cellar in the dark. I think some collector should have it, instead of me drinking it.. "

In Finland the "Prohibition"( no selling of alcohol) was during 1919-1932. The bottle was purchised either before or after that period.

The Alko(state monopoly of selling alcohol) was founded 1932, at the same time when the prohobition ended ( 5.4.1932). At that date there would have been no need for permission of the police departement of St. Michel to buy the Frapin bottle.

It has been stored in a cool, dark place, in my house in the basement. The temperature about 15 degrees Celsius. Shaken a few times a year.

Private Seller Finland. Stored In a dry place. In a cellar. Up-right standing. Everythings seems fine. All duties paid.

Condition: New and unopened.

Fill level: Mid shoulder

LOT-1485

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