This Courvoisier is a 21 years old Vintage Cognac. Courvoisier 21 is a new product from the famous Cognac house. The eaux-de-vie used for this Cognac come from the Grande Champagne region, the cognac was aged in the company's warehouses for over two decades in fine grain oak casks. The Connoisseur Collection is a special one: As Cognac has not...

Courvoisier proudly boast their Cognac as that of Napoleon. It all started when Napoleon took hundreds of bottles of Courvoisier Cognac for his years of exile. Napoleon told Emmanuel Courvoisier that whilst he could be given the Hennessy or the Cristal, or indeed the Remy, it was the Courvoisier he really wanted.

This VSOP offering from Courvoisier is a Fine Champagne Cognac meaning it is comprised of the top two sub-regions in Cognac: Grande Champagne (at least 50% of the blend) and Petite Champagne. Cognacs are prized from these areas due to the high chalk content in the soil which makes the vines work harder to get water which results in better...

Eye-catching packaged in a stylish contemporary bottle, Courvoisier Exclusif is an upmarket cognac aged longer than a standard VS and blended to work well in cocktails. Awards International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2008: Silver

A smooth and supple Cognac made with spirit aged for between 20 and 35 years. It is made with some old Borderies Cognac, known for its woody style. The results are spicy, smooth as silk and very fruity.

D'Usse Cognac XO is the new cognac by Chateau de Cognac, that also produces Baron Otard. Both brands belong to Bacardi, like Grey Goose, Dewar's Scotch Whisky and Bombay Sapphire Gin. The first cognac of D'Usse is a VSOP

D'usse V.S.O.P Cognac Cognac is a VSOP from the house of Chateau de Cognac, the makers of Baron Otard. Both brands belong to drinks giant Bacardi. Probably only in the US. The bottle looks quite cool: Very tound, a simple cork, no label on the cork... and a gold-double-cross on the front. Very royal, an interesting mix of medieval, bourgeois...

Floral softness to the gritty minerality that typically charactrises Dom Perignon champagnes. Expressions of candied fruit, plant life and exquisite leaf freshness. Plunges into darkness, spices and liquorice root. 

A long aging provides additional flavors of vanilla, roasted nuts and a hint of toast. A result of the carefully chosen infusion of terroir and reserve wines, the finish is long. Imparting to the finish is lightness from Chardonnay, fruitiness from Pinot Noir and roundness provided by Pinot Meunier.