VS Cognac

Courvoisier proudly boast their Cognac as that of Napoleon. It all started when Napoleon took hundreds of bottles of Courvoisier Cognac for his years of exile. Napoleon told Emmanuel Courvoisier that whilst he could be given the Hennessy or the Cristal, or indeed the Remy, it was the Courvoisier he

The celebrated Hennessy VS Cognac has been given a makeover for this limited edition Holiday 2022 version. In festive gold colours, and with an equally dazzling presentation box, this ought to make a fantastic gift for fans of the full-bodied, spice-laden Cognac.

An intriguing 2017 release from Martell - it's a VS Cognac made with spirits distilled exclusively at one distillery! Their reasoning behind this choice (rather than using eaux-de-vie from a selection of Cognac-based distilleries) was to aim for a richer, more intense style of spirit.

This is a VS Cognac from Pierre Ferrand, made to an original recipe from 1840. It is a premier cru brandy, made from grapes grown in the Grande Champagne region of Cognac. The result was awarded 94 points at the Ultimate Spirit Challenge 2012.

Seignette VS Cognac was launched by Sazerac as a contemporary homage to the Seignette Cognac that dates back 200 years! A versatile expression, suitable for sipping neat, but it's almost at home used in cocktails and mixed drinks. History: it's tasty.

From Château de Montifaud in the Petite Champagne regions comes their entry-level expression - a VS Cognac boasting oodles of fresh fruit sweetness.

A vibrant, balanced Cognac, Maxime Trijol VS offers up delicious fruity, floral notes - possibly the most summery Cognac you'll ever try.

Created with mostly Ugni Blanc spirit, the majority of which are from the Borderies region - known for its woody style of cognac. The result is fruity and rich with lots of character. This is the 1.5l Magnum bottle of Martell VS.

VS Cognac must be at least two years of age, though in practice it will contain much older eaux-de-vie. This is the entry level bottle from Park, a house that dates back to the 19th century, and is just the thing if you're making a Brandy Sour or a Harvard Cocktail.

The VS expression from Louis Royer, who have been producing Cognac from their premises on the banks of the Charente River since 1853, is young but surprisingly mellow and flavourful. Royer even recommend trying it with tonic water to release more of the flavour, so if you're feeling adventurous, giv

It's a shiny new design of the wonderful Jules Gautret VS Cognac! With a history dating back to 1847, there is plenty of tradition here and the Cognac is matured for a minimum of two years, under the watchful eye of Jules Gautret's cellar master. A fantastic entry level Cognac – good enough for sipp

NAUD VS is the youngest Cognac distilled by the French spirit-makers, a brand that claims to be inspired by the tale of a legendary little still, nestled amongst the willow trees, that existed on the Isle of Pinthiers. Tradition is clearly important to creators Jean-Michel and Pierre NAUD - the bott

A VS Cognac here from the Larsen house, made with a blend of eaux-de-vie from across the Cognac regions of France. More than suitable as a post-dinner tipple, but this should also do rather well in cocktails too...

The entry level Cognac from Radnaud-Savourin, this is truly superb stuff, really very good indeed! A lovely VS.

A Grande Champagne Cognac, produced on the Fillioux family's 54 acre vineyards.

A delicious entry level VS Cognac from François Voyer, perfect if you fancy getting to know the expressions from this Grande Champagne Cognac house. They use Ugni Blanc grapes and mature their Cognac exclusively in Limousin oak casks.

The Godet No.1 Gentleman Cocktail Cognac is a blend of 3 years old Cognac from the Fins Bois and Bons Bois regions. It was created specially to be used in cocktails, so whether you enjoy a Sidecar or a Sazerac, this should suit your tastes.

A fantastic release from Remi Landier, their Special Pale Cognac is made with a blend of Fins Bois eaux-de-vie and is presented without additional sugars or colours, and is also bottled at 45% ABV. This has resulted in an intense flavour profile of candied peels, oak spice and tropical fruits.

VS Grande Champagne Cognac from the House of Couprie. Though not quite as well known as some of the bigger Cognac Houses, Couprie produce some utterly marvellous expressions - as you'd expect from a House located in the most revered of Cognac's districts.

The VS expression from Cognac producers Remi Landier. This rich, subtly floral Cognac is made with a blend of eaux-de-vie from the Fins Bois region.

Le Réviseur make their Cognac with grapes from the Petite Champagne Cognac region. This VS offers loads of nutty, fruity notes.

From the family-run Cognac house of Daniel Bouju in the village of Saint Preuil comes this wonderful Sélection Spéciale Grande Champagne Cognac. Matured in Limousin oak, it's slightly floral in character.

A.E. Dor's VS expression uses grapes from Fins Bois and Borderies as well as the Champagne regions that are exclusively used for the VSOP.

Hennessy V.S is a cognac produced by Hennessy, a French company that has been in operation since 1765. The "V.S" stands for "Very Special", and this cognac lives up to its name. It is made from a blend of over 40 different eaux-de-vie, which are then aged for at least two years in French oak barrels

A magnum bottle of the world's most famed VS Cognac. Hennessy VS is aged for between 2 and 5 years.