A cognac rock star: the Hennessy VS !
Category: Cognac tasting notes (page 19)
Writing and posting cognac tasting notes is the reason why I created Hors d’Age. Delamain, Giboin, Hennessy, Couprie, Grosperrin, Jean-Luc Pasquet, Martell, Remy Martin, Vallein Tercinier, De Luze, Camus, Courvoisier, Tiffon…Whatever the brand, I hardly think that every cognac has to be tasted. VS, VSOP, XO, Hors d’Age. Fins Bois or Grande Champagne. 40% or cask strength. Every cognac.
Courvoisier VS 40%
Here is the Courvoisier VS !
Martell VS 40%
Here is the Martell VS!
Camus VS 40%
The first product on Camus’s range: the Camus VS!
Vallein Tercinier Fins Bois Rue 75 47%
Another cask strength Fins Bois from V.T : here is the Rue 75 brut de fût !
Vallein Tercinier Fins Bois Lot 89 48,5%
A cask strength Fins Bois: Vallein Tercinier Lot 89
Jules Gautret VSOP 40%
One of the French supermarkets stars
Grosperrin G.C 100% Folle Blanche 2003 42,3%
Another young Folle Blanche : a remarkable 12yo Grande Champagne by Grosperrin distilled in 2003 and bottled in 2016.
Grosperrin F.B 100% Folle Blanche 2006 43,9%
A young Folle Blanche from Grosperrin
Grateaud Napoléon 40% (2020 bottling)
First Borderies of this website. A very specific cru for a very specific cognac?
Jean-Luc Pasquet Kongesønnen XO
A GC dedicated to the Norvegian market
Daniel Bouju Brut de Fût Royal 60%
Daniel Bouju Brut de Fût Royal : a massive Grande Champagne
Jean-Luc Pasquet Le Cognac d’André 51,3%
Jean-Luc Pasquet Le Cognac d’André : A stunning Petite Champagne from L’Esprit de Famille range.
Cadenhead’s Charpentier 30yo 52,4%
A very special Petite Champagne bottled by an unusual name in the cognac world. Cadenhead’s Charpentier 30yo 52,4% : The Malternative Paradox
Paul Giraud 1999 Fin du Siècle 70th Velier 43,5%
Paul Giraud 1999 “Fin du Siècle”, a Grande Champagne selected by Velier for their 70th anniversary.