Established in Grande Champagne, Premier Cru of Cognac, in 1805. Three Guinness World Records. International awards spanning three centuries. Documented vintages reaching back a decade before the Maison itself.
Grande Champagne is Premier Cru of Cognac. Its chalk-rich soils produce eaux-de-vie built for patience — cognacs that develop across decades, not years.
Simon Croizet established the Maison in 1805. Eight generations of cellar masters have worked the same vineyards since. That continuity is present in every cask.
Gold medals at the World Expositions. Three Guinness World Records held simultaneously. The external record of what two centuries of unbroken craft produces.
The working record of Maison Croizet. Production notes, cellar reports, and documents from two centuries of archives — vintage labels, distillation records, correspondence between the generations.
Read the JournalThe cellars descend through twelfth-century limestone quarries beneath the estate. Visits are by prior appointment and include tastings of current releases alongside single-vintage cognacs drawn directly from the reserves.
Croizet holds authorisation to release vintage-dated cognac — each reserve sealed under the Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac's two-key system, one key held by the cellar master, the other by an independent inspector.
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A Grande Champagne estate, producing since 1805. Open to distribution partnerships, import arrangements, and private acquisitions.
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