Prince Hubert de Polignac Cognac is a distinguished brand rooted in the legacy of one of France's oldest noble families, dating back to the 7th century. Established in 1947 by Prince Hubert de Polignac, a cultured diplomat and cognac enthusiast, the brand emerged from a partnership with the esteemed H. Mounier house, blending aristocratic heritage with traditional craftsmanship.
The brand's expressions are crafted exclusively from grapes sourced in the Grande Champagne region, the premier cru of Cognac. Production methods include double distillation in copper stills and aging in French oak barrels, contributing to the refined complexity of the cognacs, characterized by notes of dried fruit, vanilla, and rancio.
In February 1959, Prince Hubert de Polignac Cognac was honored with the title of Official Supplier to the Court of Denmark, underscoring its esteemed status. The brand has maintained its presence in over 70 countries, reflecting its global appeal.
Since 2019, the company has operated independently under the leadership of Anthony Perera, focusing on upholding its legacy of elegance and excellence. The headquarters, located at 46 rue de l’Isle d’Or in Cognac, France, is housed in a historic hôtel particulier, embodying the brand's commitment to refinement.
Prince Hubert de Polignac Cognac continues to honor its noble heritage, offering a range of expressions that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, appealing to connoisseurs worldwide.
