Courvoisier VS Cognac
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Distiller
Undisclosed
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Bottler
Courvoisier
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ABV
40%
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Age
NAS
- Price $1 to $29.99
Produced in Jarnac, France, Courvoisier VS Cognac is a blend of eaux-de-vie from grapes sourced in the Fins Bois and Petite Champagne crus, aged for three to seven years. Brand tasting notes include ripe fruit and spring flowers. A bottle typically retails for around $23.
Courvoisier Cognac is made from grapes in Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies, and Fins Bois. Grapes are harvested, pressed, and fermented into wine, then double distilled in small pot stills. Only the “heart” of the distillate is used. The cognac is aged in French oak barrels, crafted for balance of vanilla, spice, and body, under the supervision of the Chief Blender
- Raided Score: 78
- Distiller
- he cognac is soft and somewhat sweet on your palate, but there's enough of barrel spice and bitterness that give the brandy some depth and not just one note.
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- Raided Score: 92
- Tastings
- Grilled apple topped with cinnamon, this is lively and delicious, and perfect for fall cocktails.
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- Raided Score: 92
- Wine Enthusiast
- Dried fig, raisin and baked apple sit beneath a light blanket of vanilla, exiting with brisk baking spice and a flicker of alcohol heat.
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