Identification

• The bottle is decorated with 6,500 certified brilliant cut diamonds.
  
  The Guinness World Record holder for most expensive bottle of cognac is Henri IV Dudognon Heritage Cognac Grande Champagne.
  
  

Geography

• Certificate of authenticity
  
  It's no surprise that the world's most expensive cognac comes straight from France's Cognac Grande Champagne region. Claudine Dudognon inherited the Maison Dudognon that has been producing this cognac since 1776. Henri IV, the French king, was her direct ancestor, and the Cognac was named in his honor.
  
  

Features

• This Cognac is aged in barrels for over one hundred years. This produces an alcohol content of forty-one percent. It comes in a decanter made of twenty-four karat gold and sterling platinum and is decorated with sixty-five hundred diamonds. The limited, numbered, bejeweled bottles were created by known jeweler Jose Davalos. It contains 33 ounces of Dudognon Heritage Cognac Grande Champagne.
  
  

History

• The Dudognon family uses organic farming methods to produce its best grapes that are then aged on premises. No additives are introduced in there Cognac-making process. They produce about 200 barrels of Cognac annually.
  
  

Effects

• All of that experience, great care and dedication produces this light-colored, airy, and expensive Cognac.