Courvoisier VS Cognac 1.75 L
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About this bottle
Courvoisier VS is the entry point into Maison Courvoisier's cognac range, blended from eaux-de-vie sourced across the Bon Bois, Fins Bois, and Petite Champagne growing areas around Jarnac. VS means Very Special, the youngest of the house's official age classifications, and the blend is built for versatility rather than sipping alone. On the nose it opens with fresh fruit and oak; the palate carries apple, pear, and grapefruit alongside the floral note that runs through the house style, finishing dry and a little spicy. It's the cognac to reach for when you want the category's character in a mixed drink rather than a special-occasion pour.
How to drink Courvoisier VS
This is a mixing cognac first — it's built for a Sidecar or a French Connection, where the fruit and oak carry through lemon and orange liqueur without getting overwhelmed. On the rocks with a splash of soda works too if you want something simpler, though neat sipping is better served by the house's older VSOP or XO expressions.
Specs
Cognac80.0 proof · Cognac (Charente), France
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Questions about this bottle
How should Cognac be stored after opening?
Store it upright in a cool, dark place away from direct light; unlike wine, an opened bottle of cognac keeps well for a year or more since it's already a high-proof spirit.
What cocktails work well with Courvoisier VS?
It's a classic base for a Sidecar or French Connection, and it also holds up in a simple cognac and soda over ice.
Where does Courvoisier VS come from?
It's blended from eaux-de-vie sourced across the Bon Bois, Fins Bois, and Petite Champagne growing areas near Jarnac, France, and carries the VS (Very Special) age classification.
Why is Courvoisier associated with Napoleon?
Courvoisier has marketed itself as 'The Cognac of Napoleon' since the 19th century, based on a supply relationship with Napoleon Bonaparte's army; the house was founded in 1809 in Jarnac.
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