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A beautiful marriage of berries and vanilla ambiance, the Vaudon VS is a well-known signature from the fine Fins Bois region. Produced with 100% Ugni Blanc grape, it’s a sublime selection of excellent eaux-de-vie. Processed with double distillation and aged in Limousin new oak barrels for 2 to 3 years, it’s a brilliantly crafted Cognac. Supple and delicate, with an enticing depth it’s a fine choice to add to your cabinet.
Produced by a Cognac house dating back to 1771, Vaudon boasts impressive history and heritage. With many of today’s vineyards planted in the 20th century, Anne-Marie Vaudon and Pierre Vaudon are the custodians of this history and know-how. It is thanks to this passing down of age-old techniques and processing that truly exceptional Cognac’ are brought to life. No exception to that, this VS is a wonderful example of the excellence the Fins Bois region has to offer.
An understated display for a true statement of a Cognac. The light sepia tones, swirl type and minimalist detail nod to the tradition behind this creation with an undeniable charm. Red, gold and black offer a great sense of heritage and suit a Cognac cabinet effortlessly. A wonderfully simple representation of a delicate selection.
As a VS, this is a versatile Cognac to enjoy. Try it neat, or add a dash of water inviting its fruity aroma to the surface. It also lends well to being mixed into a longer drink or added to your favorite cocktail.
Tereny Vaudon obejmują 60 hektarów, a główna posiadłość znajduje się w Fins Bois, największym ze wszystkich regionów wzrostu koniaku. Vaudon produkuje zarówno koniaki single cru Fins Bois, jak i mieszanki "multicru" z sąsiednim Grande Champagne.
Pierre Vaudon, Maître de Chai, a także właściciel Maison Francois Voyer, jest odpowiedzialny za rodzinną posiadłość Vaudon. Początki destylacji tej rodziny sięgają 1771 roku i zawsze produkowali oni znakomite koniaki, zdobywając nawet złoty medal za rocznik 1811 w 1913 roku.
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