Courvoisier VS Cognac

Sipping History in Every Glass

Courvoisier VS Cognac, a renowned spirit with a deep-rooted history, offers a classic yet modern cognac experience.

Made from a blend of eaux-de-vie from the Fins Bois and Petite Champagne regions and aged between three and seven years in Limousin oak, it beautifully balances floral and robust flavors. The bottle, a distinctive bell-shaped ‘Josephine’ with the iconic Napoleon silhouette, embodies the blend’s elegance and heritage.

Courvoisier VS is celebrated for its fruit-forward profile with less prominent citrus notes, making it a prime candidate for both sipping and mixing in cocktails. The cognac is known for its mild oak and almond aromas, with a palate of dried fig, raisin, and baked apple beneath a light vanilla veil, exiting with a brisk baking spice and a hint of alcohol warmth. Its versatility is further enhanced by its suitability in a range of cocktails, from the classic Sidecar to a refreshing Horse's Neck.

Courvoisier, one of the 'Big Four' Cognac houses, has a storied history dating back to 1828. Legend has it that Napoleon Bonaparte himself chose Courvoisier as his preferred cognac. The brand's commitment to quality is evident in its use of the finest crus and fine-grained French Limousin oak for aging, a process that has been perfected over two centuries.

Courvoisier VS's fruitiness and floral notes make it perfect for spiced, long cocktails like the Horse's Neck, or simpler mixers such as ginger ale, lemonade, or even fruit juices.

Awards

Silver at the World Spirits Competition in San Francisco 2016.