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Maison Surrenne lot 1946 /137 Grande Champagne Cognac

Bottle size: Other
Story: I bought it at a special event in Florida
Text on label: one of the finest cognacs ever made. distilled by hand on a wood fired still in the village of Billhouet during the first vintage following the liberation of France in WW2.
Location: United States
Seal: Yes, a wax seal - in good condition
With box: Yes
Certificate: Yes
How stored: Lying on its side
LOT: 20415
Brand: Maison Surrenne Cognac

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