Augier Le Singulier is a Fine Champagne cognac made entirely from Folle Blanche, a rare grape variety used in fewer than 2% of cognacs — prized for its remarkable aromatic intensity.

Maison Augier, established in 1643, is widely regarded as the oldest cognac house in existence, and has been part of the Pernod Ricard group since 2013 with a focus on terroir, single grape varieties, and transparent production. Le Singulier celebrates the long-neglected Folle Blanche grape, grown in the Fine Champagne cru. It is distilled using a natural wine fine-lees method, non-chill filtered, and made with no additives or coloring. The youngest eau-de-vie in the blend is four years old.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Subtle and precise at first, opening to wild peach, pear, and apricot
• Palate: Direct and vivid with a round body and intense fruit, balanced by wood and gentle spice
• Finish: Well-balanced with subtle oaky notes

Specs

• Producer: Maison Augier, Cognac, France (est. 1643)
• Cru: Fine Champagne
• Grape: 100% Folle Blanche
• Production: Natural fine-lees distillation, non-chill filtered, no additives
• Youngest Eau-de-Vie: 4 years
• ABV: 41.7% (83.4 Proof)
• Size: 750mL

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Le Singulier unusual? It is made from 100% Folle Blanche, a rare grape used in fewer than 2% of cognacs, giving it a distinctive aromatic intensity most cognac drinkers won't have encountered.
• What is Fine Champagne? A cognac cru combining eaux-de-vie from the Grande and Petite Champagne growing areas, known for rich, complex spirit.
• Is it chill-filtered or sweetened? No. Augier bottles non-chill filtered with no additives or coloring, preserving the natural aromatic balance.