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  Grade: VS 
Château De Beaulon

Château De Beaulon
7 yrs old
100% Folle Blanche
Triple "S" / Fins Bois
40% abv

Markedly Folle Blanche, floral, touch of geranium, candied orange and broom. Very fruity, angelica and raisin, perfectly balanced, round. Good character rarely found in a cognac of this age. Winner Silver Medal, Brussels 2001, Silver Trophy Olympiades Vinexpo 2001.

 

  Grade: VS 

Gousseland
VS
2 yrs old Triple "S" / Bons Bois
40% abv

Share the pleasure of refreshment with this cognac blend of delicate and subtle aromas. Notes of vanilla, vineyard's flower, rose, pear, jasmine, narcissus. This cognac was created to be savored along with tonic water, fruit juice or simply on the rocks.

Gousseland

  Grade: VS 
 Cuvée Jean Godet

Cuvée Jean Godet
VS de Luxe
5 yrs old
Blend / Borderies, Fins Bois, & Bons Bois
40% abv

Honeyed, caramel-like, oily bouquet. At palate entry, tastes of dates, roasted almond, walnut paste and baked pear delight; the midpalate highlights the cheese-like and bacony rancio. The aftertaste blankets the tongue in sumptuous coats of oil, rancio and maple sugar.

 

  Grade: VS 

Daniel Bouju
Selection Spéciale
5 yrs old / Triple "S" / Grande Champagne
40% abv

Lovely, fruity nose. Round and rich on the palate, some underlying wood.

Daniel Bouju

 

  Grade: VS 
 Bernard Boutinet

Bernard Boutinet
Coeur de Fins Bois
6 yrs old
Triple "S" / Fins Bois
50% abv

This Cognac is aged in extremely old casks, so very little tannin is extracted. Not the usual tannin and wood typically found in a traditional Cognac, so this Coeur de Fins Bois region allows us to discover the authentic, fresh perfumes from the grapes, the vines, and the white flower flavours. Unusual, but exciting!


  Grade: VSOP 

Léopold Gourmel
Age du Fruit
13 yrs old
Blend / Fins Bois
40% abv

Delicate bitterness, fresh almond, richer, more mature notes. Thicker, more oily, longer in the cheeks, all the way to the throat. Beautiful finish, preserved fruits, citrus, apricot, orange zest, lemon peel.

Leopold Gourmel

 

  Grade: VSOP 
 Godet

Godet
Selection Special VSOP
10 yrs old
Blend
40% abv

Refreshing floral nose, good length and no burn. Golden Medal winner Poznam International Fair - Poland 2000, Gold Medal winner Intervins - Canada 1999, Bronze Medal winner International Wine and Spirit - London 1999


  Grade: VSOP 

Godet
12 yr old
Folle Blanche Blend
40% abv

Floral roundness, very deep, but light and exceptionally elegant characteristically Folle Blanche.

Godet

  Grade: VSOP 
Camus

Camus
VSOP Elegance
Blend
40% abv

Good balance between floral and fruity notes. Hints of grapefruit and almond. Good harmony of fresh fruit and light oak. Very soft and subtle. Winner Bronze Medal, San Francisco Spirits Competition 2007


  Grade: VSOP 

Kelt
Tour du Monde VSOP
Blend / Grand Champagne
40% abv

A delicate vanilla oak scent with a touch of port wine. Dried rose and violet. Fruity and jammy: apricot and fig, hazelnut and licorice. Mellow, warm, and well balanced, with great structure and a long finish-- at least 10 minutes on the palate.

Kelt

 

Comments and Suggestions:

 
Tue. July 6, 2010 10:12 AM - by: Kris
The top 3 cognacs are commercially and unacceptably "sweet". Maybe fine for NBA players. And, vanilla is not something I think of as a positive in cognac like in Kelt. As Doug says "If you haven't heard of it it is probably very good"-- Gourmel was tops, but I am not sure anymore. I am a fan of Dom. Giraud which I buy by the case every few months. The Beaulon, a bit wshort in the finish but far better than most out there.
 
 
Tue. June 8, 2010 4:17 PM - by: jacob
Well if you actually travel to france to purchase Remy Martin you don't get any additives, casue I've tried their VSOP US Import and Non Import and there is a HUGE difference.
 
 
Tue. February 2, 2010 9:36 AM - by: Doug
"Stick to Remy Martin, Courvoisier,and Hennessy. These premium brands offer the best in each price range." Ha ha ha, you gave me a hearty laugh! The 100% Folle Blanche 7-year-old Chateau Beaulon will knock the socks off of any of the "big four" Cognacs, until you get into their really pricey stuff. With Cognac, if you haven't heard of it, it's probably very good, and likely devoid of boise additive. Stay away from the big four.
 
 
Fri. January 15, 2010 2:38 PM - by: Westbrow
I love Hennessy Cognac. Find the best cognac at www.bestcognac.net
 
 
Thu. June 25, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Karin Diamond
Stick to Remy Martin, Courvoisier,and Hennessy. These premium brands offer the best in each price range. I admit there are many on this list I have not tried, but have had the sample a wide range of the ones listed. Yes, price matters! Louis X111 is heaven but at what price?
 
 


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