Visit the Tesseron Cognac estate

It was in 1905 that Abel Tesseron created his own cognac company, straddling two separate estates, one located in the Grande Champagne region (Boneuil) and the other in Petite Champagne (Saint-Surin). At the time, he collected reserves of brandy, which he carefully kept in a 12th century crypt. In addition to forging him a solid reputation among a small circle of connoisseurs, these priceless treasures became highly prized by the great cognac merchants, who used these quality eaux de vie to complete their blends.
Today, thanks to a continuous and constantly increasing demand, the company sells more and more of its cognacs under the name of Tesseron. Tesseron cognacs have the particularity of bearing the name “lot”, a term rarely used in the Charente. As Alfred Tesseron explains: “These lots are, in fact, blends of our best reserves.”

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