Pierre Ferrand Cognac
Grande Champagne Cognac, poured in Commack for three decades.
The story behind Pierre Ferrand
Pierre Ferrand is a Cognac house working Grande Champagne fruit, the region's top growing zone, distilled on the lees and aged in French oak. The modern label came back to life under Alexandre Gabriel, who revived the Ferrand name and built the range you see here. The house also makes Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao, an orange liqueur built on Cognac, and the higher proof 1840 Original Formula, mixed for cocktails rather than sipped slow.
We have carried Pierre Ferrand on Jericho Turnpike long enough to watch the bottles change and the prices climb. Grande Champagne eau de vie takes oak slowly, so the younger Ambre stays bright and the older selections go deep and nutty. Ask us what is open to taste.
Explore the Pierre Ferrand range
Three Pierre Ferrand bottlings on our shelf, from the bright entry Ambre up to the 30 year Sélection des Anges.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ambre | Cognac | 80 | Young Grande Champagne, orchard fruit, light oak, clean finish |
| Reserve des Dieux | Cognac | 80 | Older blend, honey, dried apricot, soft spice |
| Sélection des Anges 30yr | Cognac | 80 | Three decades in oak, rancio, walnut, long finish |
Which Pierre Ferrand is right for you?
Pierre Ferrand pricing here runs from the Ambre at $51.99 to the Sélection des Anges 30yr at $149.99, with Reserve des Dieux sitting between them at $79.99. All three are 750mL bottles. Stock on these moves, so call the store at (631) 343-7200 before you drive out and we will tell you what is on the shelf that day. If you want to buy Pierre Ferrand online, order ahead and we will have it waiting at the counter.
Bright and clean enough to carry a Cognac cocktail without burying the mixer.
Older oak and dried fruit for a glass poured neat after dinner.
Three decades in cask, a bottle to open for a real occasion.