FS-CA-006 750ml CAMUS THE DELPHIC SIBYL in Grand Master Collection

🗒 Overview

Camus The Delphic Sibyl is a collectible cognac from the Grand Master Collection, presented in a Limoges porcelain decanter featuring artwork inspired by Michelangelo’s depiction of the Delphic Sibyl from the Sistine Chapel. This edition blends fine cognac with classical art and high-craft porcelain design, making it a distinguished display and collector’s piece.

📌 Key Details

Producer / House: Camus, France
Collection / Edition: Grand Master Collection – The Delphic Sibyl (Michelangelo)
Type: Cognac (collector’s special reserve)
ABV: 40%
Bottle Size: 750 ml (porcelain decanter)
Status: Limited release; primarily found through auctions and collectors

📦 Packaging & Presentation

• Housed in an ornate Limoges porcelain decanter, often accented with gold detailing

• Features Michelangelo’s Delphic Sibyl artwork from the Sistine Chapel ceiling

• Typically accompanied by a collector’s presentation box

• Designed as a decorative art piece as much as a cognac bottle

💎 Collectibility & Rarity

• A limited-production release, now considered rare and highly collectible

• Appeals strongly to collectors of artistic porcelain decanters and classical art themes

• Condition of porcelain, artwork, cap, seal, and original box greatly affects value

• Mostly traded through auctions, private collectors, and specialist resellers

ℹ️ What to Know

• Contains 40% ABV cognac characteristic of Camus special-reserve editions

• As an older collectible, seal integrity and fill level may vary by bottle

• The visual condition of the decanter is often more valuable to collectors than the liquid itself

• Ideal for decorative display, gifting, or collection rather than everyday drinking

⭐ Why It’s Appealing

• Combines fine cognac with one of the most recognizable works of Renaissance art

• Distinctive and elegant porcelain decanter suited for display

• Represents Camus’ craftsmanship and tradition of producing high-end art-based editions

• Perfect for collectors seeking rare and culturally significant pieces from the Grand Master Collection