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Champagne: A sparkling white wine named after a region just east of Pans, France where it was first produced.

Hine Cognac: Aged an average of 45 to 55 years, Family Reserve is made of Cognacs from the Grande Champagne district only

Fussigny: This Cognac comes from the area that is known today as Grande Champagne cru

Fizzes: Made from liquor, citris juices and sugar. Shaken with ice and strained into a highball glass. Soda 'fizz' water is then added. Any carbonated beverage even champagne may be used.

Kelt: Grande Champagne Cognac, France, 80 Proof 750 ml

Pierre Ferrand: These special Grande Champagne cognacs are bottled in a replica of the bottle used by Cognac Ferrand in 1900

Remy Martin Louis XIII: The highest quality Cognac available. And it's made from 100% Grande Champagne grapes

Remy Martin: With the exquisite taste of Fine Champagne grapes, it is aged twice as long as required by law

Dry: A term applied to any form of wine or liqueur to denote a lack of sweetness. 'Dry' champagne is, however, not as free of sugar as 'brut'

Cognac: A type of brandy that is produced only in the Cognac region of western France and is universally recognized as the finest and most elegant liqueur in the world. Not a drop of any other wine . . . View Full Definition