Meukow

The legendary Meukow was created in 1850 by the brothers Augustus-Christophe and Gustav Meukov in the French region Cognac under the imperial patronage of Alexander II. The emperor, as a true connoisseur and connoisseur of alcoholic beverages, immediately appointed Meukov cognac house as a supplier of alcohol to the royal table, which contributed to achieving the lightning-fast popularity of the drink among the nobility, major officials and the upper classes of society both in Russia and France. After the death of the brothers-creators, the management of the plant was concentrated in the hands of the Shepherd family, which excellently developed sales markets in Europe and Asian countries. And in the year 79, having bought all the assets, Mr. Cost became the head of the company, who quickly brought Meukow to the top of the industry, achieving the stunning popularity of cognac in the Far East, Southeast Asian countries, Scandinavia and strengthening its position on the European continent . Panther on a bottle of Meukov, by which you can easily recognize the legendary brand, was also developed by Mr. Kost. From the time of its creation to this day, Meukow has been attributed to the drink of the upper strata of society.