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Allen Vegotsky <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 22 Apr 2004 11:54:57 -0400
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Of possible interest regarding the Mounie & Co. Cognac Brandy is a reference in P. A. Putnam's "Bottled Before 1865", published by the author in 1968.  On page 55, there is a copy of a newspaper ad from the Utica Daily Herald and Daily Gazette of May 2, 1863 from Breen and Co. of Utica, New York, a wholesale "jobbing house."  The ad discusses liquors and related products they were selling and included J. Denis Hy Mounie & Co. in a group of 14 different cognac brandies.  The products were sold in cases of one dozen bottles and the wholesale price for a case ranged from $15 to $60 according to "brand and vintage."  The cognac brandies were advertised both for "medicinal and family use."  Hope this is helpful.

Allen Vegotsky

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