Hpnotiq Cordials
Blue French cordial, Cognac backbone, poured cold since 2001.
The story behind Hpnotiq
Hpnotiq was invented on Long Island in 2001 by Raphael Yakoby, then produced and bottled in the Cognac region of France. Heaven Hill Brands bought the label in January 2003 and still makes it. The recipe is not a flavored vodka shortcut: triple-distilled French vodka, natural tropical fruit juices, and five Cognac crus, Grande and Petite Champagne, Borderies, Fins Bois, and Bons Bois, aged in French oak before blending.
It is blended at Distillerie Merlet et Fils in Chérac, France, and bottled at 17% ABV, 34 proof. The ocean blue is certified added color, inspired by a perfume bottle Yakoby saw at Bloomingdale's. We have poured it for Long Island customers for two decades, and it still turns a room when the Cognac hits the glass.
Explore the Hpnotiq range
Six sizes of the same 34 proof blue cordial, from a 50mL nip to a 1.75L handle. One recipe, one color, one job.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hpnotiq 50mL | Cordial | 34 | Single-serve nip, chilled, cocktail testing |
| Hpnotiq 200mL | Cordial | 34 | Small bar bottle, two or three drinks |
| Hpnotiq 375mL | Cordial | 34 | Half bottle, martini and spritz duty |
| Hpnotiq 750mL | Cordial | 34 | Standard bottle, party and punch base |
| Hpnotiq 1L | Cordial | 34 | Liter size, high-volume home bar |
| Hpnotiq 1.75L | Cordial | 34 | Handle, batch cocktails and large crowds |
Which Hpnotiq is right for you?
Pricing here runs from $2.99 for the 50mL nip to $53.99 for the 1.75L handle. The 750mL sits at $20.99, the 1L at $29.99, the 375mL at $10.99, and the 200mL at $7.99. That puts Hpnotiq in the everyday cordial tier, not the collector shelf, so you can keep a bottle cold and not think twice. Call ahead on the larger sizes and we will confirm stock before you drive over.
One handle covers a crowd of green cocktails without a second trip.
Half bottle lets you test a Hpnotiq martini before committing.
Cheap, striking, and easy to tuck into a gift bag.