Brand History
One of the largest enterprises and a symbol of the country
The Kyrgyz Cognac production plant began its existence in 1965 on the basis of the “ShampanVinKombinat,” but in 1969 it moved to an independent site of 1.7 hectares. The plant has both underground and above-ground facilities, where cognac spirits and various types of cognac are aged in genuine oak barrels and butts, following the classical centuries-old technology.
“Kyrgyz Cognac” uses selected grape varieties such as Rkatsiteli, Bayan-Shirey, and Plavai from its own vineyards located in Kara-Zhygach village (formerly the Ala-Too state farm). The climatic conditions of this area allow for the cultivation of juicy, and most importantly, sweet grapes, which are ideal for producing champagne, wine, and cognac.