Hine VSOP Rare Fine Champagne konyak

Try light flaour VSOP Hine is good to enjoy in the evening, Orange, chocolate and ginger give very smooth texture to taste,

I met this gem at Aquavit, NYC. It was part of a fabulus tasting menu. And this was served as the end of that experience. And of course I bought it for exactly that... The perfect conclusion to a great evening. Its a lovely smooth cognac.

A nice VSOP! Nose : Floral, creamy vanilla,apples Mouth : Fruit,floral Finish : Good length with dark fruits

I like its bottle for this price, that's just before I've tried it.. Smell was nice, not too much nor too thin, with fruit notes like apricot and dried fruits. In mouth, got chocolate, little wood note, spice, and only moderate length aftertaste. A little dry with fruity aromas. Not wow, but...

It took me a while to appreciate this excellent cognac. It reeks of quality and I love the dry taste with excellent flavors. In Canada, where this is expensive, the price is far too high for the quality it presents. Here it sells for $110 canadian, when it sells for $50 in the U.S. For me, this is...

Lovely big fruity front end. Not terribly complex, but clean as a whistle. Oranges at first, but it quickly shows some hazelnut chocolate. A medium to long finish. Not terribly intense, but delightful gentle spices. This is very pleasant stuff. I would drink it anytime.

Absolutely not at all when it comes to design ... A nice and elegant box. The bottle is the same, simple elegance, carafe similar with a nice wooden cork with a carved brand symbol. My first meeting with Hine. I thought I would celebrate by buying this fixed with 2 glasses included .... But unfortunately...

Hine Rare VSOP cognac never disappoints. It’s a Fine Champagne cognac, a blend of Grande Champagne (60%) and Petite Champagne (40%). Aged 6 to 12 years. Nose: strong and vibrant. Straight from the bottle, it greets with dried fruit and flowers. Vanilla. A little time in the glass allows for orange...

A superbly smooth cognac, great with a fine cigar

First time I tasted Hine and it was fine but not my favorite amoung others