Thomas Hine Co. is a prominent cognac maker that is owned by the French business EDV SAS.
How much does a bottle of Hine cost?
Hine Cognac is available at a reasonable price. Hine Cognacs are available in a variety of pricing ranges, but they are all of high quality. The Hine Cognac VSOP is priced at around 49 euros per bottle, and the Hine Prestige Mariage de Thomas Hine Cognac is priced at over 4,300 euros per bottle.
Can You ship Hine rare VSOP cognac to the United States?
At the time, we are unable to send Hine Rare VSOP Cognac to customers in the United States (but we are working hard to rectify this situation). In the meanwhile, our colleagues over at The Whisky Shop may be able to assist you further down the road. Hine Rare VSOP Cognac is made with a combination of eaux-de-vie from the Grande and Petite Champagne areas to create this exceptional cognac.
Where is Hine from?
As far back as 1791, a young Thomas Hine left his home in Dorset to study the mysteries of how Cognac was manufactured. This was the beginning of the Hine Cognac story.
Where is Hine brandy made?
The HINE House is located in Jarnac, on the banks of the Charente River, in the heart of the Cognac area, on the banks of the Charente. The winery, which assures the preservation of valuable vintages under seal, has altered little throughout the span of its 250-year history. The HINE Cognacs were produced at adjacent ports and sent all over the world.
What is H by Hine?
It takes at least four years to mature the H by Hine VSOP Cognac, which is a mix of over 15 distinct eaux-de-vie taken from Grande and Petite Champagnes. Located near the River Charente, the Hine cellars’ high humidity climate helps to produce a Cognac that is smoother and more polished than its counterparts from other regions.
What is Hine drink?
Hine Rare VSOP is a mix of eaux-de-vie sourced solely from the Grande and Petite Champagne regions, with around 60% of the blend originating from the Grande Champagne region. When it comes to eaux de vie, the youngest is around 6 years old, with some reaching up to 12 years, with the average being approximately 8 years.
Is Cognac a brandy?
Cognac was referred to be the ‘liquor of the gods’ by Victor Hugo. It has grown to be recognized as a symbol of French luxury, as well as the finest brandy money can buy (yes, cognac is a brandy).
What is VSOP?
VSOP is an abbreviation for “Very Superior Old Pale” cognac, which is made from eaux-de-vie that has been matured for at least four years. For example, the VSOP category includes descriptions such as “Old” and “Reserve.”
Where does cognac come from?
- The Hine family lived in Beaminster, Dorset, on the south coast of England around 1550, when the book begins. During the 18th century, Thomas Hine, the father, a linen trader who was also a connoisseur of cognac, made the decision to send his son Thomas (one of eleven children) to France to acquire the language and the craft of cognac manufacturing.