THE HOUSE OF DELAMAIN CELEBRATES BICENTENARY YEAR WITH GLOBAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS; LAUNCH OF EXCEPTIONAL, LIMITED EDITION COGNACS
JARNAC, France, April 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Founded in 1824, Delamain Cognac will be celebrating its 200-year, 9-generation pursuit of cognac excellence throughout the 2024 calendar year with a series of special bicentenary events including: commemorative events in key international markets, the launch of a prestige Grande Champagne cognac, "L'Oiseau Rare," a gala celebration in Jarnac, and the unveiling and auction of a unique, 10-liter Dame-Jeanne containing a masterpiece blend of extremely old cognacs created by Cellar Masters Dominique Touteau and Charles Braastad and presented in a soaring glass "bonbonne", itself a work of art created by a Parisian Maison d'Art.
- Across the generations, the Delamain family has included noted authors, publishers, historians and archaeologists, each with interests grounded in our local culture and then reaching beyond.
- The June launch of a new prestige Grande Champagne cognac, "L'Oiseau Rare" ("Rare Bird") which pays tribute to celebrated ornithologist and visionary cognac craftsman Jacques Delamain.
- The Dame-Jeanne is set to be sold at year end by a leading international auction house.
- A two-day celebration in Jarnac in September culminating in an exclusive gala dinner and the unveiling of the Bicentenary Dame-Jeanne.