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Meet the Winners
of 2023
London Spirits Competition

Winning Years

2023

Gold

95-100

points

Silver

90-94

points

Bronze

85-89

points

Judging Date

24 & 25 March 2026

2026 Entries Are Now Closed

Awards Winning Benefits

Our Products

2023

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud VSOP

Cognac
84 Points

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud VS

Cognac
81 Points

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud Très Vieille Réserve

Cognac
75 Points

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud XO

Cognac
70 Points

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud VSOP

Cognac

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London Spirits Competition 2023

Silver Medal

84 Points

Tasting Notes:

A Cognac with pleasant aromas of flowers, stone fruit on nose. Smooth on to the palate with flavors of vanilla, nutmeg, chocolate, hint of oak with a round medium finish.

Producer Name: Cognac Raymond Ragnaud
Country: France
Vintage: 5

Category: Cognac

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud VS

Cognac

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London Spirits Competition 2023

Silver Medal

81 Points

Tasting Notes:

A Cognac with aromas of dried fruits, oak and hint of spices. Smooth on to the palate with pear and green apple flavors.

Producer Name: Cognac Raymond Ragnaud
Country: France
Vintage: 2

Category: Cognac

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud Très Vieille Réserve

Cognac

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London Spirits Competition 2023

Bronze Medal

75 Points

Tasting Notes:

A Cognac with sweet notes of chocolate, vanilla and fruits on nose and flavors of caramel, oak on to the palate with creamy long finish.

Producer Name: Cognac Raymond Ragnaud
Country: France
Vintage: 6

Category: Cognac

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud XO

Cognac

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London Spirits Competition 2023

Bronze Medal

70 Points

Tasting Notes:

A Cognac with delicate aromas of dark chocolate and dried fruits with notes of caramel on to the palate.

Producer Name: Cognac Raymond Ragnaud
Country: France
Vintage: 15

Category: Cognac

Cognac Raymond Ragnaud

France

The Raymond Ragnaud family has owned a vineyard in Grande Champagne since 1860. It has been passed down from generation to generation for 150 years, before being taken over by a new lineage determined to continue the work undertaken by its founders.