Established in 1872 by Julien Dupont, who began exporting his products only 6 years later, at the end of the 19th century, Dupont Cognac, sold in more than fifty countries in the world, was among the icons of this distilled beverage, with awards and recognition in all countries. In 1993, Michel Boinaud, who was very close to the Dupont family, purchased the J. Dupont brand with the intention of taking it to its deserved level Only three types of Cognac are produced, low quantity, obtained mainly from Ugni blanc grapes with small quantities of Folle Blanche and Colombard and coming from a rigorously selected parcel, with an ageing being two or three times longer than the period set by law. Audacity and creativity punctuate the history of J. Dupont, echoing the economic, cultural and social upheavals that the Cognac House has experienced since its creation. During the golden age of the Belle Epoque, with its belief in progress and its occasionally restrictive sense of elegance, J. Dupont experienced truly remarkable growth: the Roaring Twenties, a magical period of creativity and freedom, introduced the avant-garde vision of associating Cognac with a certain refinement and joie de vivre. More than just a consumer product, J. Dupont Cognac actively contributed to the art of living of this period. In this way, the Dupont family left an incredible mark on the history of this precious drink.