The Maison Audry Cognac Discovery Box presents three 200mL expressions from the Audry range — a tasting selection designed to introduce the house's Fine Champagne Cognac style across multiple expressions. All Maison Audry Cognacs are produced from eaux-de-vie distilled in traditional Charentaise copper pot stills (alembic charentais) from wine grown in Grande and Petite Champagne — the two highest-ranking crus of the Cognac appellation. The double distillation in Charentaise stills produces a delicate, aromatic spirit that is then aged in Limousin or Tronçais oak barrels, developing floral, dried fruit, and spice character through long cask contact. All at 40% ABV.

Maison Audry is a family-owned Cognac house established in 1878 by Auguste Edmond Audry in Cognac, Charente, France. The house has drawn exclusively on eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne — the two finest crus within the Cognac appellation — for five generations. After navigating the interwar period and World War II, during which Cognac was in an occupied zone, the Réserve was left to rest after the death of Henri Audry in 1955, before his son Bernard relaunched the house in 1984. Today, Maison Audry blends Grande and Petite Champagne eaux-de-vie, with Grande Champagne providing long-ageing potential and Petite Champagne contributing finesse and elegance.