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Yes. Send clear photos of the front label, back label, seal, liquid level, box, and certificate so we can provide an initial buyback range.
After the initial quote is accepted, doorstep inspection can be arranged in Hong Kong or Macau. Settlement is completed after the item is verified.
Year, version, bottle size, storage condition, liquid level, seal, label condition, box, certificate, and current market demand all affect the final quote.
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XO stands for Extra Old, meaning "Special Cognac", which is one of the higher levels of BNIC's legal classification. After the regulations were revised in 2018, the legal age of XO’s youngest base wine was increased from 6 years to 10 years. This change reflects the brand’s continuous improvement of XO-level quality. In fact, the XO of major Cognac houses is usually blended with 15-30-year-old eaux-de-vie, and some high-end limited editions are even more than 50 years old.
If you have more than one bottle of wine, you can first group it by brand, level or year, and then use the following series pages to compare similar prices:
In 1870, Maurice Hennessy, the third generation of the Hennessy family, created a specially aged Cognac for family and friends and marked the bottle 'Extra Old,' establishing the origin of the XO grade. Other Cognac houses subsequently introduced their own XO releases, eventually forming today's international classification. Before the 1980s, XO bottles often used long-neck metal caps and squat bottle shapes; designs became progressively more modern from the 1990s.
| Brand | Current version design | Taste keynote | Collection of popular old versions |
| Hennessy XO | Green box transparent bottle with engraving | Vanilla, cedar, nuts, intense | 1980s big gold head, English back label, mahogany box |
| Martell XO Suprême | Red geometric faceted bottle | Floral, cinnamon, elegant taste | 1980s Gold Cap and Gold Ring; 1990s Feitian Blue Cap |
| Rémy Martin XO Excellence | Crystal Centaur High Shoulder Bottle | Fruity, spicy, delicate taste | 80’s–90’s long neck metal cap, chunky style |
The XO level is the core battlefield of the Cognac collection. The logic is as follows:
The dating basis of each brand of XO is slightly different (Hennessy depends on the back label language, Martell depends on the bottle outline, and Rémy Martin depends on the bottleneck length). It is recommended to refer to Hennessy XO, Martell XO, and Rémy Martin XO respectively. See the respective subpages for details.
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After reading the knowledge guide, you can refer to the following differences between the actual buyback prices and old versions of brands of the same grade.
buyback references of the same category and grade make it easy to compare prices or process them together.
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XO = Extra Old, meaning "Special Chen Cognac". The legal minimum age for the base wine is 10 years (new regulations in 2018, originally 6 years). In fact, high-end XO is usually blended with base wines that are 15-30 years old or even longer.
Hors d'ge is a traditional usage, meaning "overage", and is mostly used for high-end aging above XO; XXO is a new classification in 2018, and the minimum base wine is legally 14 years old. Actual brand high-end series (such as Hennessy 8, Louis XIII) mostly call themselves XXO or Hors d'ge.
XO is two levels above VSOP, with a base wine aging gap of 5-15 years. Compared with brands, the buyback value of XO is generally 2.5-4 times that of VSOP. Such as Rémy Martin VSOP versus XO Excellence.
It is best to drink XO within a year after opening it in a sealed condition. Due to evaporation and oxidation, the buyback value of unopened XO is approximately 50–70%. However, some old and out-of-print XOs still have collectible value even if they have been opened.
Judging from the historical appreciation records, Hennessy large gold head XO, Martell gold head gold ring XO, and Rémy Martin long neck XO are the three most stable categories. The version with complete mahogany box and original packaging has the most obvious premium.
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Chun Xiang provides initial quotes based on brand, year, bottle condition, liquid level, seal, box, and certificate status. If the quote is suitable, doorstep inspection can be arranged before immediate settlement.
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After the initial quote is accepted, Hong Kong or Macau doorstep inspection can be arranged.
Payment is completed after the actual item is verified on site.
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