Cognac De Luze VSOP, 1,0L 40%

Cognac De Luze VS, 1.0L 40% VS Very Special, thus a specified minimum maturation period of 2 years for the youngest distillate in the blend and the wording makes it clear right from the start which value structure was used for the Cognac De Luze VS. Very Special is more than a regulation here, it is more of a protective standard that is intended to maintain the quality of the spirit. Last but not least, in addition to this protection, the Cognac De Luze VS is also able to consolidate this impression through its taste and thus more than lives up to the high standard of the entire distillery. The levels of maturity Cognac in general is a brandy, i.e. a wine brandy. However, not every brandy can be called a cognac. The strict controls, which extend to the production site, make a cognac such as Cognac De Luze VS an exceptional product from the outset. Only a brandy that was produced in the area around the French town of the same name and was distilled from unfiltered wine is considered a cognac. During subsequent storage, a distinction is also made between different stages of maturity. VS is the youngest representative with at least 2 years. The ageing period is increased to VSOP with at least 4 years, and XO with at least 10 years. An exception is the last age stage, the Hors d'Age Cognac, which is equivalent to the XO, but usually goes beyond its stage and is also protected by the BNIC, the official Cognac Association. The Cognac De Luze VS in the glass The Cognac De Luze VS also proudly presents its origins right from the nose. Grapes appear fresh and balance fine citrus fruits. The result is a mild but youthfully fresh picture that is rounded off on the palate with the addition of wonderfully integrated oak. Drinking pleasure that continues right up to the finish makes the Cognac De Luze VS a welcome guest in every home bar and brings joy to everyone's glass, from beginners to connoisseurs.

Joseph Guy Cognac VSOP Joseph Guy Cognac is a bestseller in the Netherlands and largely unknown here. Joseph Guy Cognac VSOP has been stored for at least 4 years and is full-bodied and amber-yellow in color.The bouquet is floral and characterized by wood tones. On the palate, Joseph Guy Cognac VSOP is powerful and expressive with a gentle, surprisingly long aftertaste.

Pierre de Segonzac Rare Reserve Cognac 0.7L 40% Made by Maison Ferrand In Segonzac, the heart of the Cognac region in France, there is the Ferrand family, who can look back on a spectacular history. They have been in business there since the beginning of the 18th century. Since then, the company has always remained in the family. Today the family is known for its older products, which regularly win awards. In 1970, descendant Pierre Ferrand created his own cognac brand under his own name 'Pierre de Segonzac'. Pierre de Segonzac Rare Reserve For the Rare Reserve, Pierre Grand Champagne combined cognacs with a minimum age of 15 years. It has deep copper tones and the aroma can be roughly described as sweet almond. If you take a closer look at the aromas, you will of course recognize many other components. Notes of honey, marzipan and something reminiscent of black tea. On the palate, a very smooth, full-bodied cognac with a soft texture is presented. In the finish, notes of oak wood are revealed.