Since 1863, when the brand was created by Jean-Baptiste CAMUS, five values, namely: passion, ambition, determination, perfectionism, sincerity have been brought together to found an entity. Inseparable and complementary, these values ​​illustrate, together, the uniqueness of the greatest Cognac House.

Since 1863, five generations of men bearing the name “CAMUS” have passed the reins from father to son. It was first Jean-Baptiste CAMUS, the founder, then his two sons, Edmond and Gaston, the famous “CAMUS Brothers” whose names are still engraved on the labels of respectable bottles in museums and private collections. After them came Michel, son of Gaston, who was succeeded by Jean-Paul, then Cyril. One after the other, each of them shaped the destiny of the company in step with the evolution of the world, its geopolitical developments, its economic revolutions, its technical inventions... and taking into account the tastes of the times .

Since 1863, “CAMUS” has been the name of a family of quite enterprising French winegrowers who raised the Maison du Cognac alongside the English and Irish dynasties established in the lands of Cognac centuries earlier.

Since 1863, “CAMUS” has embodies a continuous epic that draws on its immutable roots to orient itself and find inspiration, arousing beauty and refinement, symbols of a true Living Tradition.