The drinkable bottle, dating back to 1802. has a reserve price of £100,000 in the Leominster auction.
A bottle of rare French brandy, dating back to the Napoleonic era, is expected to be sold for more than £100,000.
Auction house Brightwells, of Herefordshire, has put the estimated price of the Massougnes 1802 Cognac at between £100,000 and £140,000. Paddy Shave, head of wine sales, said the 220-year-old bottle represented a wonderful piece of history."Most people would stick it in the cellar and sell it for a profit in a few years," he said.The Cognac was originally brought into the country in the late 1990s, the auction house said.Follow BBC West Midlands on
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