Cognac/Camus VSOP Intensely Aromatic Limited Edition Cognac by Nick Low 700ml

Camus VSOP Intensely Aromatic Limited Edition Cognac by Nick Low 700ml

Cognac, France (Borderies) · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Camus VSOP Intensely Aromatic is a cognac from the family-owned Camus house, released here in a limited-edition bottle featuring artwork by Nick Low. It's built from eaux-de-vie including Borderies cru grapes and aged a minimum of four years in lightly-toasted French oak, the regulatory floor for VSOP. True to its name, the aromatics run high, white flowers and jasmine up front, then ripe pear and passion fruit developing into vanilla fudge, with a long finish of vanilla bean and baking spice. It drinks softer and fruitier than a typical VSOP, making it a good entry point for someone who finds standard cognac too oaky, and a fun pick for a collector chasing the art-bottle release.

How to drink Camus VSOP Intensely Aromatic

Room temperature and neat is where the florals and pear really show, though a single large cube won't hurt it if you'd rather drink it cooler. It also holds its own in a Sidecar or a Corpse Reviver No. 2 if you'd rather mix it.

Specs

Cognac80 proof · Cognac, France (Borderies)

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Questions about this bottle

How should I drink Camus VSOP Intensely Aromatic?

Neat, at room temperature, is best for the florals and pear; it also works in a Sidecar or a Corpse Reviver No. 2 if you'd rather mix it.

What cocktails work well with it?

A Sidecar or French 75 built with cognac instead of the usual base spirit both suit its fruity, floral profile.

What does VSOP mean and how long is it aged?

VSOP requires a minimum of four years aging in oak, and this expression is aged in lightly-toasted French oak from Borderies-cru eaux-de-vie.

What's notable about the Camus house?

Camus is the largest independent, family-owned cognac house, founded in 1863 and still run by the same family five generations later.

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