Courvoisier Vsop Cognac

Appearance: Courvoisier VSOP Cognac displays a rich and inviting amber hue, reflecting its meticulous aging process in French oak barrels. Its brilliance hints at the depth and complexity that awaits. Aroma: The nose is greeted by a symphony of enticing aromas. Dried apricots and ripe pear take center stage, accompanied by subtle notes of vanilla. The bouquet is a harmonious blend of fruitiness and the gentle warmth of oak. Palate: Upon the first sip, Courvoisier VSOP reveals its refined character. Caramelized sugar unfolds on the palate, delivering a luscious sweetness. The oak influence is delicate yet significant, providing a sophisticated backbone to the Cognac. A subtle hint of spice adds an extra layer of complexity, creating a velvety and indulgent texture. Finish: The finish is enduring and warm, leaving a lasting impression of the Cognac's maturity. Delicate oak lingers alongside a touch of spice, inviting contemplation and appreciation for the artistry that defines Courvoisier VSOP.Appearance: Courvoisier VSOP Cognac displays a rich and inviting amber hue, reflecting its meticulous aging process in French oak barrels. Its brilliance hints at the depth and complexity that awaits. Aroma: The nose is greeted by a symphony of enticing aromas. Dried apricots and ripe pear take center stage, accompanied by subtle notes of vanilla. The bouquet is a harmonious blend of fruitiness and the gentle warmth of oak. Palate: Upon the first sip, Courvoisier VSOP reveals its refined character. Caramelized sugar unfolds on the palate, delivering a luscious sweetness. The oak influence is delicate yet significant, providing a sophisticated backbone to the Cognac. A subtle hint of spice adds an extra layer of complexity, creating a velvety and indulgent texture. Finish: The finish is enduring and warm, leaving a lasting impression of the Cognac's maturity. Delicate oak lingers alongside a touch of spice, inviting contemplation and appreciation for the artistry that defines Courvoisier VSOP.

A cognac is a form of brandy made from white grapes. In order for it to be classified as Cognac, it must be made in the Cognac region of France. Felix Courvoisier knew that the best cognac can only be produced from Colombard, Folle Blanche or Ugni Blanc grapes.
Cognac can only be made from grapes grown in the strictly defined Cognac region of France. It must be made from the juice of at least one of three particular grapes, the most common being Ugni Blanc and the other two being Folle Blanche and Colombard.
Official recognition followed in 1983 when Courvoisier was the first cognac to be awarded the Prestige de la France. Two further shifts of ownership followed, in both the USA and Asia. And in 2014, Beam Suntory became the owners of Courvoisier, opening this House to the world as a truly global brand.
Cognac distillation is performed in a two-stage process, with a specific Charentais copper still, with its pot (or boiler), its swan's necks ans its cooler and its condensing coil. The white wine, harvested in the Controlled Appellation Area, is introduced in the pot and brought to the boiling point.
Courvoisier (French pronunciation: [kuʁvwazje]) is a brand of cognac, with production based in the town of Jarnac in the Charente region of France.
In 1828, our founder, Felix Courvoisier, the true embodiment of joie de vivre, established Maison Courvoisier in Jarnac, the heart of France's Cognac region. His spirit is reflected in our vibrant Maison Courvoisier style.
Some cognac houses are now bottling cognac from a single distillery but this is still a blend of many different vineyards and ages of eaux-de-vie even though they have all been distilled at the same site. Typically cognacs are blended from numerous vintages across many different vineyards and crus.

Size: 750 mL

Proof: 40%
*Please note that the ABV may vary