Appearance In the glass, the cognac shows a deep copper-amber colour with high intensity. It is crystal clear, with medium viscosity, reflecting a more developed and rounded structure. Nose The nose is intense and clean, with a rich and inviting profile. It opens with stone fruits such as peach...

Probably one of the most overrated products on the market. For the same price, you can easily find much better brandy from Spain. I get that these categories aren’t identical, but let’s be real: you shouldn’t have to pay extra just for a name or a label. At this price point, Spanish brandy offers...

A smooth and fruit forward cognac at an excellent price. The density on the palate give substance and depth to a tasty and unpretentious cognac. Very good. I've ordered 3 more bottles.

(I do not have a highly discerning palate or nose.) I get an impression of orange aroma. The flavor suggests caramel, with light sweetness, mellow and not rough. The aftertaste lingers but does not seem dry. This is the first Napoleon cognac I have tried, and as a step up from VSOP I think it gives...

Very beautiful on the nose with aromas of toffee, caramel, chocolate, coffee, vanilla, and candy. A mellow and yummy feeling when smell it. In the mouth, a little contrast feels to the nose since it's medium to full body with notes of prune, plum, oak, vanilla, dark chocolate, pepper, and spice....

Lovely cognac.. Smooth sweet It’s has the sweet syrupy smell and taste of apples, raisins and figs.Very good value too!!!

Plenty going on here. Jammy fruits, roasted nuts, toffee, coffee and a good whack of wood spice. Decent value for money and worth a spot in any drinks cabinet.

Remy Martin 1738 is a "serious" cognac, best enjoyed in a leather armchair, in front of a crackling fire. Sent of tobacco, plums, walnuts, cloves, and orange. Dark and oaky. The palate exhibits caramel, vanilla, leather, a burst of orange zest. Smooth, but engaging and bold. Not overly sweet. The...

This cognac deserves an honorable mention as the best value I've found yet. At $60 out the door, I don't think I've got more bang for my buck. It's an extremely vibrant and fruity cognac, drawing most of its flavors from caramel, vanilla and stone fruits. Oak is prevalent as well, but not nearly to...

The deep amber color is very enticing, and the glass cries out to be tasted. My nose isn't the most sensitive, but I definitely detect an apple aroma and some oaky overtones. The first sensation is definitely sweetness, and ripe fruit blend follows, and my overall sensation was of vanilla. The finish...