
Courvoisier VSOP Cognac
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Courvoisier VSOP Cognac
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Courvoisier VSOP Cognac
Courvoisier once again demonstrates its expertise in crafting exquisite spirits with this harmoniously blended, balanced, and fruity VSOP Cognac. The eaux-de-vie used in this cognac are aged between six and ten years and originate from the Champagne region of France. The company matures its VSOP in Limousin and Tronçais oak barrels, imparting a distinctive woody aroma. On the nose, the Courvoisier VSOP Cognac is intensely fruity and full-bodied, with lingering notes of oak and coffee, and the expressiveness of a young, vibrant cognac. The palate reveals a harmonious interplay of robust coffee flavors, brown sugar, a hint of apple, and creamy, smooth nuances. The finish is short but intense, revealing smoky cinnamon and a lingering sweetness of dark berries.
Country of Origin
France
Alcohol Content
40 % Vol.
Pairs with
Cigar
Serving Temperature?
20 °C
Closure Type
Cork?
Bottle Size
0,7 l
Legal & trade information
Allergens
Sulfites
Producer
Courvoisier
Distributor
Bremer Spirituosen Contor GmbH
Bremer Spirituosen Contor GmbH
Gisela-Müller-Wolff-Str. 7
28197
Bremen
Deutschland
SKU
V10577
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Frequently asked questions
How does the Courvoisier VSOP taste?
Fruity and full-bodied on the nose with oak and coffee. On the palate, brown sugar, some apple, and creamy notes are added. The finish is short but intense—smoky cinnamon and dark berries to conclude.
At what temperature should I serve the Courvoisier VSOP?
Best at around 20 °C—room temperature is sufficient. Briefly warming the glass in the palm of your hand additionally opens up the aromas.
What does this cognac pair best with?
Classically with a cigar, where the coffee aromas and the sweetness of the dark berries carry well. It also works neat after a meal or as a base for a Sidecar.
Is the Courvoisier VSOP sweet or more dry?
It lies in the middle: fruity sweetness from brown sugar and dark berries is noticeable, but not at liqueur level. The coffee character and the smoky finish keep the balance.
How long does an opened bottle keep?
Cognac oxidizes more slowly than wine, but noticeably. An opened bottle should be consumed within 1–2 years—store cool, dark, and upright so the cork does not dry out.
Courvoisier – for over 200 years, the name has stood for cognac that combines elegance and craftsmanship. The Maison from Jarnac, in the heart of the Charente region, has cultivated a style that remains unmistakable to this day: fruity, refined, with a silky warmth that unfolds slowly.
Whether as a first introduction to the world of cognac or as a conscious moment of enjoyment – Courvoisier has its place. Neat, on the rocks, or in a classic cocktail.









