The most recent collaboration of Hennessy Paradis Imperial with an artist and with leather artisans offers an experience fit for a king
In its most recent appearance, Hennessy Paradis Imperial again showed how precision can lead to the point of elegance. The latest creation from the 254-year-old Maison Hennessy was the result of a collaboration with the artist Arik Levy and the master craftsmen of Louis Vuitton and revealed at an international press launch in Shanghai that matched the elegance of the premier cognac.
The eau-de-vive raised by 8th generation Hennessy master blender Renaud Fillioux de Gironde comes in a marvelous crystal decanter designed by Levy in a shape that best brings out the aroma of the amber-colored spirit. The Paris-based artist also created a complete array of accoutrements for a memorable service ritual designed with even more precision in pouring, measuring, and tasting. All these plus three cognac magnums are housed in a handsome LV trunk that comes in two sizes: the larger one that can hold three magnums and the smaller nomad trunk for one decanter.