Review the key appraisal points, item details and handover options.
Spirits and Cognac Buyback Enquiries
A Review of Spirits and Cognac Starts with the Bottle
Hennessy, Rémy Martin and Martell appear in bottle shapes, gift boxes and sizes from different periods. Older, current and limited-edition packaging cannot be identified from the brand name alone; compare the bottle details.
Cognac and other spirits sold under one range name may use different bottle shapes, closures, decanters and presentation sets. Final terms for spirits require the bottle, closure, fill, markings and accessories to be reviewed as one set.
What We Check
We check the brand, range, bottle shape, size, fill level, closure, labels, crystal decanter, original box, certificate and accessories. When a stopper, engraving, certificate or box component is unclear, we request a close-up of that component and its pairing.
- Overall bottle view and complete front and back labels
- Closure, fill level, bottle base and engraved markings
- Inside and outside of the gift box, glasses, certificate and replacement stopper
Before Handover
Crystal decanters and old cardboard boxes can be fragile. Photograph them on a stable surface; do not polish the decanter, wash the labels or open the seal.
- Photograph different editions from the same brand one bottle at a time
- Mark the location of missing pieces or damp damage to the box
- Confirm handover terms only after a physical inspection
Related Resources
Browse related collections first, then organise the information around the brand, edition, bottle shape and size.
Send Photos for an Initial Review
With Cognac or other spirits, begin with the bottle shape, complete designation, labels, stopper or seal, fill level, base and presentation set. Tell us which accessories are present and where the bottles are located.
Send decanter, stopper and presentation-set views: 9453 0784 Call about Cognac or another spirit: +852 9453 0784
