Augier Cognac
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Augier is often described as the oldest Cognac house in France, with its history traced by Pernod Ricard to 1643. Whether one treats that claim as absolute or simply as a mark of remarkable longevity, there is no doubt that Augier is one of the oldest and most historically resonant names in Cognac.
The brand passed through several hands over the course of the twentieth century. Augier was revived within the Pernod Ricard portfolio and repositioned with a renewed emphasis on terroir, grape variety and a more distinctive, less standardised vision of Cognac. The house has been part of the group since 2013 and continues to produce in limited quantities with a focus on character and purity.
Bottles from earlier eras still attract collectors. Its appeal lies not only in rarity or age, but in the sense that it connects some of the oldest traditions of Cognac with a more modern interest in individuality and origin
