Corman Collins - Dame Jeanne Collection 42%

Corman Collins Dame Jeanne Collection 42%

The Dame Jeanne is a bottle used very frequently for the transport of spirits and for its preservation with individuals and distilleries.

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  • 0.70L
  • 42°
  • White
  • Martinique

Its origin: Queen Jeanne took refuge in 1347 in her county of Provence. Following a violent storm, she found refuge in a small castle of the gentleman glassmaker of the hamlet of "Saint Paul la Galline Grasse". Happy with this welcome, she asked to be present at the making of the bottles.
A little troubled, the glassmaker blew into the bit of his cane and made a huge bottle that was admired by all because of its capacity of about ten liters. He then decided to keep this format and call her "Queen Jeanne", the Queen modestly suggested that he call her "Dame Jeanne"...

In order to protect the bottles and for their transport, they are very often woven around wicker or soft local wood.

This limited series of Martinique rum bottles are all from Dame Jeanne from the 60's / 70's from the Corman Collinscollection.

Corman Collins

In 1965, Hubert Corman began his first activities by distributing his dairy products in the Herve region (Belgium). Not hesitating to diversify its range of products, the evolution of the company was such that now the company specializes in the distribution of brewery products.

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  • Presented in Cover (metal, carton...)
  • Distilled from fresh sugar cane juice (agricole method)

Our packaging is completely shock-proof and 100% recyclable. Our packaging meet all the requirements of many partner carriers, especially for international carriers. They are lightweight, and offer very good result in terms of strength and impact resistance. Your order is ensured during transport against all damage by insurance that we agree with our charges for each of your parcel.

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