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To blend or not to blend? – Cognac Guide: Eaux-de-vie and Cellar Masters
Here the classic debate between tradition and economies continues. First of all, there are many producers who do not blend in the classical sense. This means they do not blend eaux-de-vie from different crus, so Grande Champagne is forever Grande Champagne and so on. What they might do is to blend eaux-de-vie from the same…
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Martell Cordon Noir Napoleon Cognac: Adjusted Colour with Natural Caramel
You only knew about Cognac Martell Cordon Bleu? Well, here comes a bottle a reader owns, a Martell Cordon Noir Napoleon: “This bottle was found during a cleanup in the basement where I live. The cellar has not been used for at least 10 years. I can only find limited information about the bottle.” (If…
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Cognac Jean Grosperrin – Unique in so many ways
You might or might not have heard of Cognac Jean Grosperrin – but the house has been around for hundreds of years and certainly is different from most of their competitors. The first thing that’s different is that the house doesn’t actually produce cognac directly. No blending, added sugar or added colour Instead, they buy…
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Top 7: Cognac List For a Cold Winter Season 2011/2012 Under a Price of 100€
Soon it’s November and it is getting cold outside. At least in France. And Christmas and New Years is building up. This is why we came up with a Top 7 list for winter cognacs: For the end of 2011 and of course the beginning of 2012. This articles is not yet our New Years and…
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TOP 10 Cognac misunderstandings: From Conyak to Hennessey
Sometimes, some people get it wrong. That’s fine. Cognac Expert is the website which will help setting the record straight. Here is a list of the TOP 10 misunderstandings regarding French brandy, the Cognac: 1. It’s Hennessy and not Hennessey. First of all, Hennessy is French and should not be confused with American products. It…
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Cognac Salignac VS: bottle review
The Salignac VS Cognac is a very young Cognac, and belongs to one of the leading producers in the world: Courvoisier. As this Cognac is a three star or VS Cognac, it is probably not older than 2 1/2 years or 3, not aged for a long time. The Salignac Cognac helped Courvoisier a lot…
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A review: The other day my father and me stopped at a supermarket to buy some food. We dec...
To blend or not to blend? - Cogn...
Here the classic debate between tradition and economies continues. First of all, there...
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Martell Cordon Noir Napoleon Cognac: Adjusted Colour with Natural Caramel
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