Cognac/Bisquit & Dubouche Cognac V.S.O.P. Cognac 750 ml
V.S.O.P. Cognac

Bisquit & Dubouche Cognac V.S.O.P. Cognac 750 ml

Cognac, France · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Bisquit & Dubouché V.S.O.P. is a cognac from one of the Charente region's historic houses, founded in 1819 and known for sourcing eaux-de-vie from across Cognac's growing zones rather than a single cru. As a V.S.O.P., it is aged a minimum of four years in French oak, well past the legal floor for the designation. Expect a bright amber color with aromas of dried apricot, toasted almond, and light vanilla, leading into a smooth, fruit-forward palate with gentle oak spice and a clean, moderately long finish. It is an approachable, food-friendly cognac for anyone who wants the category's classic profile without reaching for an XO price tag.

How to drink Bisquit & Dubouché V.S.O.P.

A large rock takes the edge off without flattening the fruit, and it is soft enough to sip neat after dinner. It also holds its own in a Sidecar or a simple cognac and soda if you want something lighter.

Specs

Cognac80 proof · Cognac, France

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What does V.S.O.P. mean on a cognac label?

V.S.O.P. (Very Superior Old Pale) means the youngest eau-de-vie in the blend has aged at least four years in oak, a step above V.S. and below XO.

How should I serve Bisquit & Dubouché V.S.O.P.?

Neat or on one large rock after a meal, or in a classic cognac cocktail like a Sidecar.

Where is Bisquit & Dubouché produced?

In the Cognac region of southwestern France, by a house founded in 1819 that blends eaux-de-vie from multiple growing crus.

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