Hardy Cognac

Hardy is a historic Cognac house founded in 1863 by British-born Anthony Hardy, who settled in the Charente and built a reputation around elegance, blending expertise, and long-aged eaux-de-vie. The house is known for its refined, composed style, often drawing on classic crus such as Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, with an emphasis on aromatic finesse, round texture, and layered complexity developed through patient maturation in oak.

Hardy also has a strong design and heritage identity, including high-profile collaborations with Lalique that reinforce the house’s position at the intersection of craftsmanship and luxury. The range is built to read classic and pedigreed, with a clear focus on balance and polish rather than overt sweetness or heaviness.