Cognac Lhéraud: A family house from Charente

Maison Lhéraud cultivates a family-oriented and independent approach to Cognac. From generation to generation, the family has maintained a close connection with the Charente land, the vineyard, and the aging of brandies.

In 1970, Guy Lhéraud chose to market brandies under his own name. The Cognac Lhéraud signature has since become well-known among enthusiasts of vintages and old spirits.

Lhéraud Vintage Cognacs

A Lhéraud Vintage Cognac corresponds to an identified harvest year. Each bottle thus tells a precise story and presents a profile linked to its terroir, its aging, and its year.

The Cap Vintage catalog includes Lhéraud vintages from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, notably references from 1964, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1979, 1982, and 1983, depending on availability.

Petite Champagne, Grande Champagne, and other crus

The Cognac Lhéraud references allow for the comparison of several crus of the appellation. The collection particularly highlights Petite Champagne and Grande Champagne, as well as Cognacs from the Fins Bois and Bons Bois.

The choice of cru allows for the exploration of different expressions of Charente. Consult each product sheet to find out the appellation, vintage, alcohol content, and bottle format.

Brandies at natural strength

One of the particularities highlighted by Maison Lhéraud is the offer of Cognacs at their natural strength, without reduction. This approach preserves the personality of the brandy and enhances its evolution in oak barrels.

Old Lhéraud Cognacs are intended for connoisseurs looking for tasting spirits, anniversary bottles, or bottles to offer for a significant occasion.

How to choose a Lhéraud Cognac?

For a personal gift, start by looking for a specific year. To compare terroirs, opt for Petite Champagne, Grande Champagne, Fins Bois, or Bons Bois. The alcohol content, format, gift box, and tasting notes complete the choice.

Cap Vintage's selection of Lhéraud Cognac

Cap Vintage offers Lhéraud references for enthusiasts of vintage Cognacs, old Charente spirits, and collector bottles. Check the availability and specific characteristics of each bottle on its product sheet.