Les Moisans is a lovely hamlet crossed by a narrow winding lane. 

The estate includes the aging cellars, the twelve-still distillery, the offices, and the beautifully restored Manor House for welcoming visitors and cognac aficionados. Our family history is rooted in the land and its vines, beginning with the acquisition of the Moisans estate. To make characterful cognacs faithful to our family tradition, we believe that the terroir is important, the vineyard is essential, and the care given to our wines is absolutely crucial.

In the 1960s, the founder Roland Bru created the Distillerie des Moisans and bought his first vines. He followed in the footsteps of his father-in-law, Georges Guimard who was from a large family in Angoulême. Like Bru in his time, Guimard traveled the world after the First World War as a representative of the great cognac houses. Today, the company is overseen by the founder’s daughter Véronique Legaret and her son Roland, with Oliver Petit at their side. For us, cognac is a family affair. We are proud to share our world, where the exceptional, beautiful, and unique come together to give rise to deep emotion, revelation, and discovery.

Pour nous, le cognac est une affaire de famille. Nous sommes fiers de partager notre monde, où l’exceptionnel, le beau et l’unique se conjuguent pour donner lieu à une émotion profonde, à la révélation et à la découverte.