FS-CA-024 Camus Napoleon Black version

The Camus Napoleon Black Version is a vintage cognac from the renowned Camus house, distinguished by its unique black Limoges porcelain decanter, often shaped like a book or featuring artistic motifs. These limited-edition decanters were produced in the mid-20th century, particularly during the 1970s and 1980s, and are highly sought after by collectors.

🏭 Brand & Origin

• Producer: Camus Cognac

• Established: 1863, France

• Region: Cognac, France

• Bottle Size: Typically 50ml or 700ml

• Alcohol Content: 40% ABV

🍷 Product Characteristics

• Type: Napoleon Cognac, indicating a minimum aging of 10 years

• Packaging: Black Limoges porcelain decanter, often in the shape of a book or featuring artistic designs

• Design: Some editions include gold accents or depict historical figures, adding to their collectible value

👃 Flavor Profile & Style

• Color: Deep amber with golden highlights

• Aroma: Rich notes of dried fruits, oak, and subtle spices

• Taste: Smooth, balanced, with a long-lasting finish

🧭 Tasting Recommendations

• Serving Temperature: Best enjoyed at room temperature (18–20°C)

• Serving Style: Neat or with a single ice cube to fully appreciate its flavors

• Pairings: Complements desserts such as dark chocolate, crème brûlée, or mature cheeses

🧾 Collectible Value

The Camus Napoleon Black Version is a prized collectible due to its unique packaging and limited production. Collectors value these decanters not only for the quality of the cognac but also for their artistic and historical significance. Availability is limited, and prices can vary significantly based on the condition and rarity of the decanter.