Camus XO Borderies Family Reserve 750 ml
About this bottle
Camus XO Borderies is built specifically from grapes grown in the Borderies cru — the smallest of Cognac's growing regions, prized for producing eaux-de-vie with a distinctive violet and nutty character rather than the fruitier profile of Grande Champagne. As an XO, it's aged a minimum of ten years, giving it dried fruit, spice, and a rounded, mellow finish. Camus remains one of the last major independent, family-owned Cognac houses, and this Borderies-focused bottling is a deliberate showcase of terroir rather than a generic blended XO. A strong choice for anyone curious about single-cru Cognac rather than the more common multi-region blends.
How to drink Camus XO Borderies
Neat, in a tulip-shaped glass, at room temperature — XO Cognac is meant to be nosed and sipped slowly rather than iced.
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What makes Borderies Cognac different?
Borderies is the smallest of Cognac's growing crus, known for a distinctive violet and nutty character rather than the fruitier notes typical of other regions.
What does XO mean on a Cognac label?
XO (Extra Old) means the youngest eau-de-vie in the blend has aged at least ten years, giving it more depth and roundness than a VS or VSOP.
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