Color: Chestnut On the nose: Fruity with a touch of earthiness. I can’t pinpoint it but I get a light and lasting baked note. Something like a pie with dark fruits. After that are more floral and fruits like apple juice, peach jam, apricot jam and plums. There’s a bit of spices like vanilla,...

Eye: The Cognac pours a bright amber color, with some orange reflections. Gently coating the glass walls reveals many thick legs that slowly parade down the glass. While this is clearly no cask strength beast, it does seem to have an elevated viscosity. Nose: The nose takes some time to get going....

This is a beautiful cognac from Voyer. It is very delicate on the nose with both fruity tones like orange peel and darker tones like cigar box etc. In the mouth it is quite tasty. But the body is somewhat short. Spices is what to taste the most. The after taste is nice, but lacks a bit of depth. I...

You don't smell the 43% on the nose, warm fruity, but later on bit spicy (or more like pepper?). You can really taste the winter and Christmas in that Cognac, love it! Very long finish. A very well balanced Grand Champagne Cognac - get your hands on it as long as you can. It's a limited one and...

Really lovely fruit notes greet the nose initially. As it opens, some leather and subtle spice appear, with everything being very well balanced. The palate delivers fruit, spice, and some mild oak and tannins in a lengthy finish! Very nice and well balanced! ...

This is a very limited edition cognac but If you can get your hands on a bottle, you should without hesitation. It is a spicy, warm cognac with notes of leather, tobacco, cloves and dry fruit, a perfect winter cognac. On first look, you can see the nice light cooper color. On the nose you can easily...

Fruity, woody, and peppery. It retains some of its youthful notes of spring flowers and fresh mint, beautifully complemented by oak, leather, and dried fruit, result of the long maturation. Youthfulness and maturity are perfectly balanced and in harmony. This Christmas Edition makes for a prefect...

The nose is a delight. Lots going on. The first things that jump out are leather, tobacco, and fruitcake. There is certainly a good showing of rancio here. Jasmine and fruit blossoms are hiding softly underneath. This Cognac has a decent amount of fruit aroma's, as well. The palate mimics the nose...

The nose is a spicebox with some light floral notes, ending with marshmallow. The palate is lightly sweet with vanilla bean followed by savory/earthy notes. The finish is peppery.

Jewel-like clarity in the glass with just a hint of reddish copper. The first nose is fruity and generous. Five minutes later more notes have been added, leather and a little tobacco. Complex and delicious. Spices appear in the mouth at the first sip, quickly mellowing to a slightly licorice finish....