The Courvoisier Erté Collection comprises eight limited-edition cognac bottlings, each designed by world renowned Art Deco artist Romain de Tirtoff, known as Erté (1892–1990). Each visually stunning illustration represents a stage of cognac production with intricate, hand-painted decanters. Crafted from rare Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, some aged up to 100 years, the collection was released between the 1980s and 1995. With only 12,000 sets of the first seven bottles produced, it is highly sought-after by cognac and art enthusiasts alike. The eighth bottle, “Inédit,” released in 1995, serves as the collection’s culmination. Illustration No. 5, titled "Dégustation," with Erté's exquisite Art Deco flair, showcases the sensory art of tasting cognac with swirling, hand-painted motifs that capture the elegance and refinement of savoring the spirit, presented in a numbered and signed Baccarat crystal decanter.