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Aldi has been making waves in the headlines of the British press with its award-winning own-brand spirits. Their Chevalier VS Cognac has won a host of awards, scooping the same prizes as bottles priced at over $200.
A lively and aromatic Cognac, with classic flavors, aged for a minimum of two years in France. This Cognac has won countless Silver awards thanks to its delightful dry, fruity flavors. Aged in classic oak casks just like its more established, higher-priced competitors, this Cognac releases some truly smooth and wonderful aromas.
The carefully selected eaux-de-vie produce a mellow and easy drinking experience, which has married marvelously with the woody tones produced by the minimum 2-year aging process of the Cognac.
The robust finish only affirms its superior quality, it’s no wonder it held up against some of the biggest names in the market when blind tested at the International Wine and Spirits Competition.
This Cognac is easy to drink yet has a fairly complex flavor profile given its relatively young age, enjoy neat or over ice.
The bottle itself is a relatively traditional Cognac shape, with the royal blue design choice further enforcing its high degree of quality.
Its "Deluxe Blend” sticker and the blender's signature on both label and cap put this bottle's design on par with some of the most traditional estate's of the region. An elegant container for a surprisingly high-quality product - your friends won't know the difference!
I recently bought a bottle of Chevalier from ALDI and have been taste testing it against Remy Martin VSOP (which retails for over £40). To be honest, I really can't notice any difference between the two cognacs! Try the Chevalier, for £18 it's a bargain!
I put it in a Hennessy bottle no one can tell the difference
I've been drinking Courvoisier for 30 years, I'm a Courvoisier girl and never expected to like anything else until I tasted Aldi's brandy. I'm totally converted, especially with the £17 price, compared to £30 for 70cl of Courvoisier.I am very happy with it and the taste.
