A collaboration between Craft Distillers and Cognac’s largest remaining family-owned producer. Surrenne’s eight aging cellars hold extensive stocks of aged distillates that have been maintained pure and unblended. There are four distilleries, including the ancient installation in the chateau of Triac. The home distillery is on the Quai de l’Ile Madame on the banks of the Charente river in Jarnac.

Great cognac reflects the land and climate from which its grapes were taken. The bottlings come from specific regions, and we further emphasize their individuality by using cognacs from a particular vintage, or a single distillery, or even an individual cask. Many of these bottlings are unblended, and the rareties are unfiltered.

Maison Surrenne Petite Champagne Ancienne Distillerie Cognac opens with a fresh, floral‑fruity nose, featuring notes of peach, green grapes, and light citrus, complemented by hints of vanilla, honey, and subtle white chocolate. On the palate, it is soft and smooth, with ripe orchard fruits, melon, and fig balanced by honeyed sweetness, gentle vanilla, and a touch of spice such as nutmeg. The finish is clean and moderately long, carrying gentle oak, faint herbal nuances, and a delicate fruit-forward character that leaves a refined, elegant impression.