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Godet Gastronome 21st century - 14 year Old Fine Champagne Gastronome The Blending of Grande and Petite Champagne. Invented by Augustin Godet first in 1838, this light yet dry cognac is an exception in the world of cognac because of its digestive qualities. Orange tree, violet and iris characterize its aroma.
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Its noble origin ensures its taste and the Fine Champagne appellation. A Bronze medal was awarded to this 14 year old Champagne in London in 2000 and a received an award for the best Champagne in it’s category in 2005 in London.
Cognac Godet
The port of La Rochelle has played a major role in the trading of cognac and from its docks has shipped barrels of cognac to the other side of the world. Merchants from La Rochelle have continued to develop the product and have made cognac what it is today. La Rochelle is the original homeport of cognac and it is there that the Godet family settled 400 years ago. After 14 generations since the discovery of cognac, the Godet family still have an immense passion for cognac, and today still live and work in the same place that their ancestors founded the business. Just as La Rochelle is the sea capital of cognac, the Godet family continues this tradition by continuing to sail in many ocean events the world over. Connoisseurs from the four corners of the world appreciate their cognacs, and, many of these cognacs have won awards in worldwide competitions. In fact, the Godet cognacs have been said to have exceptional quality and are well know as being “Cognac of remarkable character”.
