Maison Royale Brandy

Maison Royale — origin, manufacturing and ownership

Maison Royale is a branded range of Cognac‑style brandies produced in France. The brand’s expressions commonly sold in international retail (for example VSOP and XO bottlings) are distilled and matured in the Charente region and are reported to be produced at Distillerie des Moisans in Sireuil, Charente. Typical production uses Ugni Blanc base wines and French maturation practices used for brandy/Cognac‑style spirits.

Manufacturing

Bottlings labeled Maison Royale (including VSOP and XO variants) are manufactured in France — specifically at the Distillerie des Moisans facilities in the Charente area. The product is presented in 700 ml bottles (40% ABV in many markets) and is sold through various international retailers and importers.

Brand origin and ownership (as of January 18, 2026)

The brand traces to French origins and to the Distillerie des Moisans operations. Commercial registration and trademark filings have been associated with Moisans International Beverage, a commercial entity tied to Distillerie des Moisans; corporate filings indicate Moisans International Beverage acts as the commercial arm while Distillerie des Moisans is the producer and controlling distillery. Ultimate ownership is therefore French — Distillerie des Moisans (with Moisans International Beverage as its commercial/distribution vehicle).

Distribution and market notes

Maison Royale-branded brandies are exported and appear in international retail channels; availability and the exact bottling names (e.g., VSOP, XO, crystal decanter editions) vary by market and distributor. Local importers/retailers handle retail sales in markets outside France.