Comments on: The 6 Crus of the Cognac Region: An overview about soils and aroma http://blog.cognac-expert.com/six-zones-cognac-crus-champagne-bois-borderies-fine/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:19:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: R.Robothttp://blog.cognac-expert.com/six-zones-cognac-crus-champagne-bois-borderies-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-5654 R.Robot Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:10:05 +0000 http://cognac-expert.net/test/?p=38#comment-5654 Stephen, I've heard a slightly different version. This is what I have in my notes: Derived from the Latin “campus” ”campagna”, old French word for “country side”: where one can set up a camp and/or start cultivating. We need a time machine to solve this mystery. Stephen, I’ve heard a slightly different version.
This is what I have in my notes:
Derived from the Latin “campus” ”campagna”, old French word for “country side”: where one can set up a camp and/or start cultivating.

We need a time machine to solve this mystery.

]]> By: stephen Howellhttp://blog.cognac-expert.com/six-zones-cognac-crus-champagne-bois-borderies-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-3825 stephen Howell Tue, 12 Jul 2011 15:36:00 +0000 http://cognac-expert.net/test/?p=38#comment-3825 hello, glad to find your little blog here when i was after some info. i work in a fine wine store in Australia and i recently attended a tasting for Hennessy cognac, conducted by their brand manager. he mentioned the history of the word Champagne meaning "open country", which is apparently what Champagne and Cognac have in common. I'm sure its quite possible that both are correct. thank you for the nice blog! Stephen hello,

glad to find your little blog here when i was after some info.
i work in a fine wine store in Australia and i recently attended a tasting for Hennessy cognac, conducted by their brand manager. he mentioned the history of the word Champagne meaning “open country”, which is apparently what Champagne and Cognac have in common. I’m sure its quite possible that both are correct.

thank you for the nice blog!

Stephen

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