Courvoisier Bottle Catalogue PART 2, Limited editions and specials (last updated: Dec 10, 2023)

(268 Limited editions, 65 canons, curiosa and hip flasks, 32 extravaganza bottles; but still more exist)

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Contents:

1. VS limited editions
2. VSOP limited editions
3. VSOP Exclusif, FCN Exclusif and Exclusif, Rouge and Gala Club
4. XO limited editions
5. Millen2000, Emperor, Extravagance
6. Premier Réserve Superieure and Premier de Courvoisier
7. Connoiseur
8. Year of the Dragon, Serpent, Horse, Rat
9. Chateau Limoges Fine Champagne and Fine Champagne Extra
10. Some special editions of fine champagne and one grande champagne
11. Cour Imperiale
12. Succession
13. Other
14. Baccarat decanters and other decanters
15. Canons
16. Curiosa
17. Hip flasks
18. Courvoisier Extravaganza
1. VS

Edition speciale, 1L bottle

Le Voyage de Napoleon, Travel Retail Exclusive, Said to be 1L 1L Travel retail exclusive Le Voyage de Napoleon, Exclusive Edition; said to be 1L 1L Artisan Edition, double oak

Two different botles of Le Voyage de Napoleon (2013) and a bottle of the artisan edition (2016).

VS Black Pack (aug 2019) 70cl VS, different colours

2. VSOP

700ml VSOP for Japanese market; see the back  700ml, with Asian characters on the front and a different back side  Natur, VSOP 70cl (2000) 1Liter bottle; no VSOP mentioned (ca. 2000)  1Litre; with a sticker: "for the UK market" Le Voyage de Napoleon, 1Litre stated, Travel Retail Exclusive Le Voyage de Napoleon, Travel Retail Exclusive; content 1L stated on the back (2013) Le Voyage de napoleon, Exclusive Edition 1L Artisan edition, triple oak; content stated on the box; three lines of text underneath 1L Artisan edition, triple oak; content stated on the box; two lines of text underneath

Announced: VSOP limited edition in collaboration with Daniel W. Fletcher (to be released in May 2022)

Limited Edition 'Yinka Ilori', 700ml label blue (2023) Limited Edition 'Yinka Ilori', 700ml label pink (2023) Limited Edition 'Yinka Ilori', 700ml label purple (2023) Limited Edition 'Yinka Ilori', 700ml label orange (2023)

3. VSOP Exclusif, FCN Exclusif and Exclusif, Rouge and Gala Club

70cl stated on back-side. Courvoisier is on the top line 70cl stated on back-side. Courvoisier is on the top line; Asian import, see sticker on back HKDNP indicated on the front: 700ml stated on the back; Asian import (2005) 1L VSOP Exclusif; first line says Courvoisier 1L VSOP Exclusif; first line says Courvoisier; different back side (With an EAN code) e1000ml stated (Australian)

e70cl VSOP Exclusif; Courvoisier on second line e70cl VSOP Exclusif; Courvoisier on second line; back side is different e1000ml VSOP Exclusif; second line says Courvoisier VSOP not stated; 70cl, stated on the back 750ml Exclusif (VSOP not stated) 1L bottle, indicated on the back

Without the line: le cognac de Napoleon, different capsule; for Asian market, 700ml Almost silver coloured capsule VSOP Rouge, 700ml VSOP rouge, with Asain characters Dubbed 'rouge', Probably Japanese market FCN Exclusif 1L FCN Exclusif

First Gala’s were produced in 1936:

Gala, 70cl (early 1950s) Gala, 70cl screw cap (1960s) Gala Club stated; and 40° (1960s) 700ml Club Gala, Asian import (2016) Gala Club, superior cognac in red; 700ml (2016)

4. XO

 

Le Voyage de Napoleon, Travel Retail Exclusive, 70cl stated on the front (2013)  Le Voyage de Napoleon, Travel Retail Exclusive, 70cl stated on the back (the word 'cognac' above 'travel retail exclusive' has gone and is now placed lower Le Voyage de Napoleon, Travel Retail Exclusive, 70cl stated on the back (the word 'cognac' above 'travel retail exclusive' has gone and is now placed lower; with a sticker: Duty paid tasting stock (2013) e70cl Ultime, triple aged in three casks of different wood (2015) 1L, XO Ultime, Artisan edition Ultime, with a paper duty seal (said to be 1L)

XO Royal (launched in 2022)

5. Millennium 2000, Emperor, Extravagance

70cl millennium Same as previous (70cl), but with an additional symbol on the back (cotisation) 70cl; Japanese import 750ml (stated near the bottom) millennium 1L millennium (stated on back-side, click to see) 1L, different back: with cotisation symbol, tidyman symbol and green point symbol. 70cl 70cl Extravagance, the toast of Paris; fine champagne (ca. 2018) 70cl, with a paper duty seal

Millennium (2000), Emperor (2006), Extravagance (2014)

6. Premier Réserve Superieure and Premier de Courvoisier
Premier Réserve Superieure; on the neck a coat of arms emblem  Same as previous but with a duty seal on top Premier Réserve Superieure; on the neck the Napoleon silhouette Premier de Courvoisier, fine champagne; 70cl stated on the back Premier de Courvoisier, with Asian text on the label

7. Connoisseur Collection (2013)

Aged 12 years, 70cl Aged 12 years, 750ml Aged 21 years, 70cl Aged 21 years, 'e70cl' stated Aged 21 years, 750ml e70cl; purple capsule 750ml; purple capsule

8. Year of the Dragon, Serpent, Horse, Rat

70cl (stated on the back); Year of the Dragon (2000) Year of the Dragon (2012) L'Essence, Year of the Dragon (2012) Year of the Serpent (2013) L'Essence, Year of the Horse (2014) XO, Year of the Rat (in the box), 750ml (2020) This is the bottle (750ml Year of the Rat bottle, 2020)

9. Chateau Limoges, fine champagne and fine champagne Extra

0,70L and 40%vol indicated; with a cotisation pictogram (1980s) No content indicated (70cl), with a cotisation symbol on the back; Bernardaud Limoges Fine champagne, 700ml stated on back-side Fine champagne; with a paper seal on top; 70cl Italian import by Cedal. Fine champagne; with a paper seal on top; 70cl Italian import by Cedal, different back side (ca. 1980s) With 40G.L. and 70cl stated on the back With 80°Proof and USDF stated on the back White Limoges bottle, Fine champagne

Fine champagne Extra, 70cl not indicated (1980s) Fine champagne Extra, content and abv stated on the back: 40°G.L. and 0,70L Fine champagne Extra, content and abv stated on the back: 40%vol and 0,70l stated Fine champagne Extra; with a paper seal on top Fine champagne Extra; with a paper seal on top; different back (click to see) White Limoges bottle, Fine champagne Extra

Royal Limoges porcelain bottles, created by Bernardaud probably around 1980.

10. Some special editions of fine champagne and grande champagne.

Cognac Fine Maison (1910-1920) 80 ans, grande fine champagne; bottled probably 1920s Grande Fine Champagne Napoleon, 80 ans; bottled end 1930s (wax added later?) 4/5 quart Grande Fine Champagne 80 (?) Years Old (between 1934-1944) Napoleon brandy, 80 years old (1930s) Grande Fine Champagne Napoleon, different neck label (est. pre-1935) Grande Fine Champagne Napoleon with 70 Proof stated Grande Fine Champagne (est. first half of 1930s) No content stated, Grande Fine Champagne de la Cour Imperiale, 60 years old. (est. 1930s) Cognac Grande Fine Champagne (Napoleon III) Cognac Grande Fine Champagne (Napoleon III) with a different necklabel 75cl stated Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old. (mid 1950s)  75cl stated in red letters, Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old. (mid 1950s); 70cl (stated on auction) Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old. (mid 1950s); 75cl (stated on auction) Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old. (mid 1950s); Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old, with a paper duty seal (est. 1950s) 700ml Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old. (mid 1950s); with import data underneath 75cl Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old. (mid 1950s); Italian import, Ferraretto 700ml Grande Fine Champagne, 60 years old; different importer (Jamaica, early 1950s)  Grande fine champagne with text Grande fine champagne, contents 25 FLOZ 3 flor Looks like a 'Succession' botle, but it does not say Successsion on the bottle. Cognac Special Grande Fine Champagne (Napoleon III) no. 1674

Fine Champagne de Luxe (est. 1940-50s) 4/5quart Fine Champagne de Luxe, US import by Taylor & Company (1930s) Cognac Fine Champagne de Luxe  Cognac Fine Champagne de Luxe, 50 years old Cognac Fine Champagne de Luxe, 50 years old Cognac Fine Champagne de Luxe, 50 years old; with additional textline above the emblem on the neck label

Extra Vieux  Grande fine champagne

Fine champagne; imported by Taylor & Co., New York 25.4 FL OZS, 80 proof, grande fine champagne (looks very much like the extra vieille models); USA import

Silver Jubilee, Fine Champagne; 75cl (celebration of partnership Courvoisier with JR Phillips; sold to Allied Lyons shareholders) Prestige de la France (diplome le 9 Mai 1984) Chateau Courvoisier Grande Champagne, exclusively made for the fellows of maître 'C'

11. Cour Imperiale

The Cour Imperiale is made between 1970 and 1990, it exists in three main versions: one with Cour Imperiale big on the label and with a picture of Napoleon on the main label, one with Courvoisier written big on the label and Cour Imperiale smaller and the picture of Napoleon on the main label and the third with Napoleon big on the label, the picture of Napoleon on a seperate neck label and with the Imperial Eagle on the main label. The first version bottles all say it is a grande champagne and the second and third versions do not.

Type 1: Cour Imperial written in big capitals; grande champagne.

ABV and content stated on lower left and right and in the lower middle 'Jarnac France' two lines of text underneath 750ml (stated on the box; click to see); two lines of text underneath 'Courvoisier'; abv and content probably stated too No content or ABV stated 0.70 stated on the back; Asian import; Cognac France stated beneath the back label  0.70 stated on the back; Asian import; without Cognac France stated beneath the back label Content and ABV not indicated; shorter capsule

'Grand Cru' in stead of 'Grande Champagne'; 40%Vol stated left and 0,70L on the right 'Grand Cru' in stead of 'Grande Champagne'; 40%Vol stated left and 700ml on the right ABV and content not stated Much longer neck
Type 2: Courvoisier is written in big capitals; the Cru is not stated.

40%vol and 70cl stated 40%vol and 70cl stated; with a cotisation symbol on the back  min.contents 70cl stated With three lines of text underneath Content or alcohol percentage stated (difficult to see); the eagle is upside-down. More crackels

Type 3: Napoleon is written in big capitals; the cru is not stated.Courvoisier in big capitals on the lower part of the label.

Underneath; Courvoisier in big capitals Underneath; Courvoisier in big capitals; much less cracquelé Underneath; Courvoisier in big capitals; Duty Free stated on the left. Singapore Duty Not Paid stated in the top left; With a Singapore Airport sticker; on the back: Caldbeck-MacGregor import Min. contents 70 cl stated

Type 4: Napoleon is written in big capitals; the cru is not stated; other information on the lower part of the label.

No content or ABV stated '40VOL%' on the left and 0,70L on the right stated '40%VOL' on the left and 0,70L on the right stated 0,70L on the left and 40% on the right stated underneath it says: 80° Proof, product of France Similar to previous bottle, bu a lot more crackels Underneath: Korea National Tourism Corporation  700ml stated 700ml stated on the right 24 fl oz 680ml stated 'trade mark' written in the neck embleme and 24 fl oz 680ml stated 'Trade mark' printed in neck emblem; 24 FL OZ (FL and OZ in capitals) 680ml stated Duty Free Stocks, 70cl 700ml Asian import with TTWMB-ROC printed (Taiwan Tabacco and Wine Monopoly Bureau, Regional Operational Centre)

12. Succession

Succession, J.L.; 41%vol (1990) The bottom two lines are different, 750ML (1990) The bottom two lines are different, with Japanese characters Different crown above the 'N' and different label. The label does not say Succession, but it is. Succession, J.S.; 42%vol (2004) Different colour of the Crown and the 'N'; colour of letters on the label differ also. Strange things are happening: green wax cap but same number on the bottle. Looking at the irregularities on the cap it is the same bottle indeed. How did the colour difference come about? The number is in Roman numerals content written as 'e 70cl'; ABV is 40%vol; no bottle number

Succession J.L is from 1990.
Succession J.S. (2004) was launched to commemorate the crowning of Napoleon Bonaparte 200 years ago.
The initials J.L. and J.S are probably initials from the winegrower of whom the cognac was initially bought.

13. Other

Reserve de madame Laporte-Bisquit, reserve speciale grande champagne Simon Frères (May 9, 1980) Extra Vieux VVOP, mise en bouteille par l'acheteur (b. 1960s) 70cl fine champagne; appellation fine champagne controlée indicated (three lines); cotisation symbol on the back 70cl fine champagne; appellation fine champagne controlée indicated (on two lines); produce of France clearly stated Fine champagne; personalized for a private client Réserve du Paradis; personalized for a private client Très Vieille GFC; for the occasion of the MBC reception in 1981 250th Anniversary Sales Conference 1989, Réserve Centenary Reserve, Grants of Ireland 1890-1990 Centenaire de la Norvège (2005) 70cl Sample only bottle of Courvoisier L'Essence Réserve Spéciale, cask collection

700ml Fontainebleau cask finish special edition 700ml Fontainebleau cask finish; special edition in purple letters Master's Cask collection, 700ml (stated on the back) Sherry Finish. They call it cognac, but should it be allowed to call it that? (I don't think so) 750ml 'Sherry Casks' (2019)

700ml, 100th anniversary of Meidi-Ya (Japanese grocery store); 1985, Bernardaud limoges

750ml Avant-Garde, bourbon cask edition (2020); not really cognac because of the bourbon touch in it  De Luxe 700ml (2020) 0.7L Rouge De Luxe (2022)

Mizunara, aged in Japanese Mizunara oak (2022)  Mizunara 2023 edition

 

14. Baccarat decanters and other decanters
Three stars and Le Petit Caporal

est 1950-60s

VS decanters

VS Liqueur Cognac; US import

VSOP decanters

'VSOP Liqueur Cognac' stated Just VSOP, with 72cl and 40Vol% stated; 1970s Just VSOP, no content or ABV stated; Italian import With 40° added; Angolese import VSOP Fine champagne with one address line and a bottled in France line Fine Champagne VSOP with one address line; with a paper duty seal; 75 ctl indicated on the back Contents 750ml and B.32 stated, fine champagne (1970s) Fine Champagne VSOP with 40° and 0,755L stated Fine Champagne VSOP with 40%VOL and 0,7L stated, with a paper duty seal (1970s) Fine Champagne VSOP; Fine Champagne in roman (upright) letters Fine Champagne VSOP; Fine Champagne in roman (upright) letters; with 'marca registrada' printed on the lower edge of the label (Mexican import) Fine Champagne VSOP with content and ABV stated 4/5 quart stated; US import by Taylor, New York

Napoleon decanters

With 'Cognac Fine Champagne' stated; old cap; Italian import With 'Cognac Fine Champagne' stated; old cap and a yellow cord; Italian import  With Cognac Fine Champagne on it and 40% on the left; old cap (est. 1960s) With old liquor cognac on it and 70 proof in the middle below; old cap With old liquor cognac on it and 70 proof on the left middle and 26 fl oz right
Different closure; with old liquor cognac on it and 40%vol on the left top and 70 cl right. With old liquor cognac on it and 70 proof on the left top and 26 fl oz right  With old liquor cognac on it; no content or alcohol percentage stated  Just 'Napoléon cognac' stated Just Napoleon Cognac stated, with a paper duty seal on top 40% stated 'Fournisseur Breveté des Cours Étrangères' is left off; 75cl stated on back Extra address line underneath, said to be 75cl on auction, but not stated, no back-label Extra address line underneath, with a paper duty seal; 75cl stated on the back With 40%VOL and 0.75L stated and The Brandy of Napoleon, Produce of France (below the address line) With 40%VOL and 0.75L stated; and: produce of France, Le Cognac de Napoleon (above the address line) With 40%VOL and 0.755L stated

Extra Vieille decanters:

60 ans Without the 60 ans indication  Extra Vieille, withouth the grande fine champagne indication, content not stated Cognac and Extra Vieille are further apart; no dashes left and right of extra vieille 0,70L indicated Extra Vieille, 75.5cl (1960s) Extra Vieille, content not stated; without the text line: fournisseur breveté des Cours Etrangères (Malaysian import, Caldbeck Macgregor, 1970's) Extra Vieille, content not stated, different back side (Malaysian import, Caldbeck Macgregor, 1970's)

VOC decanters (from late 1970s on):

VOC, Baccarat; 4/5 quart stated VOC Baccarat, bolder typeface; 4/5 quart stated VOC Baccarat; 750ml stated  VOC Baccarat, 4/5 quart stated to the left of 80 proof VOC Fine Champagne Cognac; Baccarat 750ml stated VOC Fine Champagne Cognac; Baccarat 750ml stated; with a duty seal from Georgia (US) VOC Fine Champagne Baccarat; 4/5 quart stated. On the neck: 1/5 Gallon, Maryland. (US import, Taylor & Co.); 1970s VOC Fine Champagne, The brandy of Napoleon; 4/5 Quart; US import, Taylor & Co. VOC Fine Champagne Baccarat; with the sentence: 'all Courvoisier cognac bears the registered phrase'; 4/5 quart stated. On the neck: 1/5 Gallon, Wisconsin. (US import, Taylor & Co.) (Est. 1960-70s) VOC Fine Champagne; 4/5 quart. With the sentence: 'all Courvoisier cognac bears the registered phrase' VOC Baccarat modern style; no content stated VOC 1976 VOC Baccarat Extra; 75cl (content stated on back-side) 750ml VOC Extra; different back side (click to see) With a ribbon  VOC Baccarat; 750ml stated 0,75L stated

Other decanters:

Edward VII (2012)

L'Essence 70cl (2009) L'Essence , 750ml and 40%alc/vol indicated on the frontL'Essence 75cl L'Essence with a Chinese symbol L'Essence Extrait no1 (grande champagne and borderies) 2016 L'Essence Extrait no.8; specially made for the Angels' Share auction (2018) L'Essence de Courvoisier, 70cl (2023)

(Edward VII which was auctioned at the 2012 Part des Anges auction. Followed by four modern carafes of L’Essence. Last two are unique specimen, made for La Part des Anges.)

Below some decanters, produced mainly for the Asian Market:

700ml XO (2019, Asian market) 1L bottle  Extra   Extra, small differences with previous bottle (the neck and the position of the laurels) 700ml Initiale Extra (Asian market, 2018) 0,7L Initiale Extra

15. Canons
Canons, no age indication:

0,7L canon, no age indication; imported for Oud, Haarlem (NL)

Three star canons:

Double magnum (3L); trois étoiles luxe Trois Étoiles luxe canon; neck emblem with Royal Coat of Arms; light coloured glass Trois Étoiles luxe canon; neck emblem with Royal Coat of Arms; light coloured glass; 70cl, Haecky import Trois Étoiles luxe canon; neck emblem with Royal Coat of Arms; dark green glass Similar to previous, no neck label. Different carriage Same but with Französisches Erzeugnis underneath Three star Luxe, 24 FL. OZ. Neck label with Imperial Coat of Arms; '*** Luxe'  '*** luxe'; Royal coat of arms; 700ml stated and to the right a square with a number (B 32) printed '*** luxe'; Royal coat of arms; 700ml stated and to the right a square with a number (B 32) printed, but now low on the label '*** Luxe'; no neck emblem '*** Luxe'; no neck emblem; 70CL stated, Dutch import by OUD, Haarlem The brandy of Napoleon is stated on the label (70cl); 1970s

VS Canons:

VS The brandy of Napoleon VS Very Special

Le Petit Caporal:

VSOP Canons:

4/5 quart Grand Liquor Cognac 70cl; on the neck: VSOP Courvoisier On the neck: VSOP fine champagne 148 CTL canon, Italian import Japanese import bottle Label has fallen off; VSOP fine champagne On the shoulder: VSOP Courvoisier  Fine champagne; Französisches Erzeugnis (Charles Hosie, Hamburg import); 70cl, 1960s VSOP, fine champagne; 70cl and 40° stated and with the imperial coat of arms on the neck  VSOP fine champagne, produce of France stated and to the right: 700ml On the shoulder: VSOP fine champagne; 700ml stated on the left VSOP Liqueur Cognac, 700ml  VSOP Liqueur Cognac, for US Forces only (said to be 75cl, 1960s)  VSOP, Mexican import  On the shoulder: VSOP fine champagne; alcohol percentage on the left and content on the right On the shoulder: VSOP fine champagne; different label  On the shoulder: VSOP fine champagne; different shape of label

Napoleon canons:

Old Liquor Cognac, 700ml stated Old Liquor Cognac, Messrs Sacone & Speed, Malta stated No textline underneath N.B.; 1960s, US import by Taylor Napoleon, 40°G.L and 0,70L stated Napoleon Fine Champagne

Extra Vieille:

700ml Extra Vieille

Cour Imperiale:

Cour Imperiale (Napoleon) Courvoisier in smaller letters underneath and Cour Imperial on top

16. Curiosa

70cl, not sure what to think of it

Courvoisier, Le cognac de Napoleon, delicacy; 40% stated; 5cl Different stopper and different text

Not sure if there have been cognac inside

35cl (height 14cm) Height: 16cm

17. Hip flasks

18. Courvoisier Extravaganza

The very expensive and extravagant bottles of Courvoisier have their own page, where there is room for a more extensive description of the bottles: L’Esprit de Joséphine, Héritage de Louis Rénard, Tribute Borderies, L’Esprit de Courvoisier, and the Erté series.

Click on this link to see the Courvoisier Extravaganza page.

L'Esprit de Josephine Héritage Louis Renard (2014) Demi-John of Tribute Borderies L'Esprit de Courvoisier

Erté series of 70cl:

They exist in 70cl and in 75cl bottles. Some bottles have the content printed on the neck capsule. Almoste all bottles have the content stated on the backside. There can be different backsides. The backsides of 70cl bottles are hard to find. If I did find backsides, they can can be seen by clicking on the picture. For a more detailed description, go to the extravaganza-page.

70 cl series without paper duty seals:

Vigne; 70cl (on back-side the content is not stated (click to see two different backsides) Vendanges; 70cl Distillation; 70cl (not stated) Vieillissement; 70cl. With one back-side. Degustation; 70cl (with two back-sides) L'Esprit du cognac; 70cl; with three back sides. Le Part des Anges; 70cl. Three different backsides (click to see them) Inédit; 70cl (with two back-sides)

75 cl series without paper duty seals:

Vigne, 75cl. Seven different back-sides, first one imported by Taylor & Company; the last one on the right has its content stated at the bottom of the bottle Vendanges; 75cl; eight different back-sides, first one imported by Taylor & Company Distillation, 75cl; five different back-sides, first one imported by Taylor & Company Vieillissement, 75cl; seven different back-sides, first one imported by Taylor & Company. Dégustation, 75cl; two back-sides. Content stated on the neck-capsule. L'Esprit du cognac, 75cl; five different back-sides (Hiram Walker & Sons import). Content stated on the neck capsule La Part des Anges, 75cl, stated on neck capsule; two back-sides (one is Hiram Walker & Sons import) Inédit, 75cl; content stated on the neck capsule (Hiram Walker & Sons import); one back-side

70 cl series with paper duty seals:

nr. 5, one back-side Nr. 6, one back-side Nr. 7, one back-side Nr. 8, two different back-sides

75 cl series with paper duty seals:

Nr. 1, one back-side Nr. 2, one back-side Nr. 3, one back-side Nr. 4, one back-side

In commemoration of the launch of the 7th and 8th entries of the series, these special editions were released. They have not been for sale though:

Commemorating the release of the 2d bottle, Vendanges. 1994, 70cl Commemorating the release of the 7th bottle, La Part des Anges. 1994, 70cl Commemorating the release of the 8th bottle, Inédit. 1995; 70cl

Special edition, distillation; released at Krasnapolsky, Amsterdam 1990

 

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Courvoisier Limited editions — 3 reacties

  2. I have a bottle of Napoleon Old Liqueur Cognac. by appointment of late King George V1. 70% Proof. 24 fl oz. There is a stamped id on it which says nombre limited Cognac. GVO 693

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