The world of 1914 has long vanished. In Europe the Czar's army was contesting Galicia with the Austrian army of Emperor Franz-Joseph. In the USA President Woodrow Wilson was promising to keep us out of the Great War. In Segonzac, Cognac a small group of women - the men had been called up to the army and were parrying the Kaiser's thrust toward Paris along the line of the Marne - distilled a small batch of cognac. In 1989 it was transferred from barrel to glass. When a spirit passes its three score and ten years in wood, it gives up its body and becomes something more of the aether. This cognac's small discrete aromas and flavors make it a spirit of finesse rather than power. Drier than those of today, it is incomparably more delicate, but has lost nothing in force.
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