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Daniel Bouju VS Premiers Aromes Cognac is a Grande Champagne blend of quality cognacs, lightly aged and giving a fresh, young, and vibrant taste experience. Gold in color, as one would expect from a VS quality cognac, it delights with a round lightness and its fruity aromas. Overproof at 45% volume, it's a great cognac to enjoy as a digestif, over ice, or with a mixer to create a refreshing long drink. As a special treat, use this as the base to create your favorite cocktail.
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The small cognac house of Daniel Bouju is a family run affair located in the village of Saint Preuil in the Charente. Covering 14 hectares of vines in the heart of the famed Grande Champagne region, Cognac Daniel Bouju has a wine making history that stretches back to the 19th century. Enjoyed in countries around the world, this independent cognac label concentrates on producing a diverse range of artisan cognacs as opposed to aspiring to the large, industrial production of the big cognac houses.
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Well, basically it's the normal VS Very Special Cognac by Hennessy. The packaging is different, the content isn't. This cognac is a young cognac, as VS means that it's aged at least for 2 years, but can be (and often or/and always is) older in average. Remember that cognacs are often blended, and so is this VS.
Well, basically it's the normal VS Very Special Cognac by Hennessy. The packaging is different, the content isn't. This cognac is a young cognac, as VS means...
Tasting review: Nose: Subtle floral aromas of acacia and jasmine. Oak notes, balanced with pine honey and orange blossom. Palate: A harmonious marriage of apricot, ginger, and fruits.
Tasting review: Nose: Subtle floral aromas of acacia and jasmine. Oak notes, balanced with pine honey and orange blossom. Palate: A harmonious marriage...
There is no tasting review of Joan Brisson VS Cognac yet, but the producer describes it as having fresh notes of peach, vanilla and apple.
There is no tasting review of Joan Brisson VS Cognac yet, but the producer describes it as having fresh notes of peach, vanilla and apple.
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