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Cognac is a brandy (distilled from fruit) resulting from the distillation of wine. Like Champagne, an exclusive sparkling wine from the Champagne region, it should only be called Cognac if it were the wine brandy produced in the region that gave it its name. But unlike Champagne, the term Cognac continues to be used by several brands that do not produce the drink in the homonymous region. The biggest houses producing the drink are Remy Martin, Martell, Henessy and Courvoisier. Cognac can be produced in three styles: Without aging, a typical case of fruit cognacs, which have a clear hue; Single barrel, cognacs with golden/caramel hue, aged in oak barrels; Solera, some cognacs are aged in the sill system, especially the Spanish. The Cognac Aging Classification has 3 classificatory bases: V.S (Very Special) or ☆☆☆ (Three Stars) Standard Cognac, minimum 2 years of aging in oak barrels; V.S.O.P. - (Very Special Old Pale) Minimum of 4 years of aging; X.O. - (Old Extra) Minimum 10 years.
Cognac is a brandy (distilled from fruit) resulting from the distillation of wine. Like Champagne, an exclusive sparkling wine from the Champagne region, it should only be called Cognac if it were the wine brandy produced in the region that gave it its name. But unlike Champagne, the term Cognac continues to be used by several brands that do not produce the drink in the homonymous region. The biggest houses producing the drink are Remy Martin, Martell, Henessy and Courvoisier. Cognac can be produced in three styles: Without aging, a typical case of fruit cognacs, which have a clear hue; Single barrel, cognacs with golden/caramel hue, aged in oak barrels; Solera, some cognacs are aged in the sill system, especially the Spanish. The Cognac Aging Classification has 3 classificatory bases: V.S (Very Special) or ☆☆☆ (Three Stars) Standard Cognac, minimum 2 years of aging in oak barrels; V.S.O.P. - (Very Special Old Pale) Minimum of 4 years of aging; X.O. - (Old Extra) Minimum 10 years.
Very smooth with an excellent balance of oak and floral flavours that can be fully appreciated neat or mixed with ice and water, it's also excellent with long drinks. This skillfully crafted cognac is a blend of several crus with a perfect balance between Fins Bois, Grande and Petite Champagnes at the peak of their aromatic potential.
Its intense and deep amber colour is a sign of its strength. Its flavours of candied fruit and its subtle and lightly spicy nose create a complete harmony: a mark of its roundness. To taste, a smooth, full sensation gives a simultaneously powerful and soft tonality with a hint of cocoa and a warm fruity presence. The long finish expresses all the...
Early wild-flower, lime blossom, fresh fruity notes. Indications of a magnificent future are already evident in this fierce young spirit. The spirit is at this point altogether untamed, but its future promise is already there for the expert nose to discover. It has that special intensity that is the signature of an eau-de-vie with the potential for...
An explosion of deliciously fruited, spice notes. Elegance linked to aromatic richness. Deep, golden copper. Orchard fruits of crystallised plums and apples. Roasted notes of mocha coffee, toasted almonds, vetiver. Well-rounded mellowness. Sustained finish with fruit and spice notes. The preponderance of Borderies eaux-de-vie gives Martell Cordon Bleu an...
Golden amber with dark copper and mahogany highlights. Ground spice (black pepper, coriander) and red berries. Rich fruit flavours like fig chutney and compote, almonds and walnuts. Beeswax and sandalwood. Rounded and fruity on the palate (notes of fig and walnut) followed by the characteristic power and finesse of eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne. A...
Rémy Martin VSOP is composed of eaux-de-vie coming exclusively from the highest-quality vineyards of Cognac, the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne. Such eaux-de-vie offer an exceptional ageing potential and are known as Cognac Fine Champagne.
The excellence of Cognac Fine Champagne. Wide spectrum of aromas of late summer fruit, combined with rich floral notes of white flowers such as jasmine. The perfect expression of Fine Champagne opulence on the palate with mature flavors of juicy plums and candied oranges, with a hint of hazelnuts and cinnamon. Body velvety, rich, and lingering. To enjoy...
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