Ferrand Cognac Ambré
– An elegant and aromatic cognac from the heart of Grande Champagne

Discover a cognac of absolute distinction – Ferrand Cognac Ambré, distilled exclusively from grapes grown in the most prestigious area of the Cognac region: Grande Champagne, Premier Cru de Cognac. Here, the chalky soil, unique microclimate, and steep slopes come together to create the perfect conditions for a cognac with finesse, complexity, and exceptional aromatic depth.
This cognac is a harmonious blend of Ugni Blanc and the rare Colombard grape, which Ferrand has revived precisely for its unique aromatic qualities. Colombard has almost disappeared from the Cognac region, but Ferrand has chosen to bring it back – with great success. The result is a cognac that radiates freshness, flowers, and fruit – a vibrant glass with both character and finesse.

Tasting Notes – What to Expect
Color: Beautiful, light golden – almost amber.
Nose: Intense and seductive aroma with floral notes of apple blossom and pear, balanced by elegant undertones of Earl Grey and citrus.
Palate: A silky and smooth mouthfeel. Fruity notes of green apples and ripe apricot dance alongside subtle tea notes and an elegant floral finish. An incredibly fresh and well-balanced cognac that lingers long on the palate.
Finish: Long and delicate with a gentle warmth and hints of dried fruit and white pepper.

Maison Ferrand – The Story Behind Elegance and Tradition
Maison Ferrand is among the most respected producers in Cognac, with a history spanning more than ten generations. Located in the heart of Grande Champagne, Ferrand has been synonymous with quality, innovation, and craftsmanship since the 18th century. Behind its success stands Alexandre Gabriel, a visionary and passionate creator of world-renowned cognacs, award-winning gins, and iconic rums.
Today, Ferrand combines historical knowledge with modern techniques to craft products that honor the past while embracing the future. Their dedication to terroir and grapes results in cognacs with depth, soul, and character – and Ferrand Cognac Ambré is no exception.