1) Text on label:
Front Label (Mid label):
Hennessy
PARADIS
RARE COGNAC
Neck Capsule (Upper label/capsule):
JAS HENNESSY & CO
COGNAC FRANCE
Top of Cap:
Hennessy
PARADIS
RARE COGNAC
Back Stickers:
PARADIS
1832
(Barcode)
314540
Uv1995
(Barcode)
Back of Bottle (Embossed on glass):
40% vol COGNAC e1.5L
Jas Hennessy & Co
Bottled and shipped from Cognac France
LE 451 02 09059
Box (Front):
Hennessy
PARADIS
RARE COGNAC
2) Visual elements:
Emblem: A golden emblem depicting an arm holding an axe appears above "Hennessy" on the mid label, on the silver cap, and on the front of the box.
Capsule: A silver metallic capsule covers the neck, with "JAS HENNESSY & CO COGNAC FRANCE" embossed/engraved around it in a sans-serif block font.
Main Label/Box Fonts: "Hennessy" is in a decorative serif/script style. "PARADIS" is in a prominent, wide-spaced sans-serif block font. "RARE COGNAC" is in a smaller, spaced sans-serif block font. All are colored gold on the label and box.
Cap Fonts: Text embossed on the cap ("Hennessy PARADIS RARE COGNAC") uses similar font styles to the main label.
Back Elements: Two white rectangular stickers with barcodes are present on the back. Additional text is embossed directly onto the glass at the bottom back of the bottle in a simple sans-serif font.
Box: The box features a subtle, fine textured pattern.
3) Fill level estimate:
well above shoulder into neck: great
Reason: The liquid level is high, reaching the base of the neck, with no visible air gap below the cork.
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Max von Olfers
Max von Olfers is the founder of cabinet7, and has 10 years of experience with collector item appraisals. The oldest Cognac Max has consumed is from 1855.
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