Hine (Landed 1956, Bottled 1975) 1955

Hine (Landed 1956, Bottled 1975) 1955

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Hine (Landed 1956, Bottled 1975) 1955
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HED33472

70 cl

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£275.00
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The Hine legacy was born when, in 1763, Thomas Hine began working for the Jarnac cognac house, which later took his own name in 1817. From that moment onwards, six generations have continued to build the reputation of this now legendary brand. This is a fantastic and beautiful bottle of vintage Grande Champagne cognac, produced by Hine in 1955 and bottled independently in 1975 by John Harvey & Sons Limited.

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Timeless Cognac Excellence

Hine is one of the world’s most recognisable brands of fine Cognacs. The company is named after Thomas Hine, a Dorset who moved to the Cognac region in 1791 and married into Cognac-producing family. The company of which he became a partner later assumed the name Thomas Hine and Co.

Rigorous selection of low-yielding Ugni Blanc grapes from Hine’s trusted crus of Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, high quality control during winemaking, traditional distillation, extended ageing in seasoned oak barrels and a low evaporation rate of 2 to 3% each year result in small quantities of the finest Hine Cognacs, from the entry-level H By Hine right through to the prestige-cuvée Talent.

Hine is particularly renowned for Grande Champagne vintage Cognacs – particularly single-cask expressions – and is credited with being the first Cognac house to make such bottlings commercially available. The house is also known for its so-called ‘early-landed’ Cognacs – produced from barrels shipped from the company’s HQ in Jarnac to Bristol, where a combination of low temperature and high humidity creates a more delicate and fruity spirit.

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