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Camus Port Cask Finish 750 ml

Cognac, France · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Camus Port Cask Finish is a Cognac from Maison Camus, one of the last family-owned Cognac houses, finished in casks that previously held Port wine after the standard aging in French oak. That Port finish adds a layer of dark berry and dried-fruit sweetness on top of Cognac's usual toasted oak and baking-spice character, giving it a richer, slightly sweeter profile than a standard VS or VSOP. Camus distills its Cognac from grapes grown primarily in the Borderies and other crus around the town of Cognac in southwestern France. This is a Cognac built for slow, after-dinner sipping, with the Port influence adding an extra layer for drinkers who already know the house style.

How to drink Camus Port Cask Finish

Pour it neat in a tulip-shaped glass after dinner, the way you would any aged Cognac — the Port finish adds enough sweetness that it works well as a dessert pour on its own. A single large ice cube is fine if you want it slightly cooler, but skip mixers entirely.

Tasting notes
Nosedried fruit, toasted nuts, spice
Palatesmooth, creamy, dried fruit, spice
Finishlong, lingering, sweet
Specs

Cognac80 proof · French oak, finished in Port casks · Cognac, France

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How should I drink Camus Port Cask Finish?

Sip it neat in a tulip glass, at room temperature — Cognac is meant to be savored slowly rather than mixed or iced.

What does the port cask finish add?

After maturing in French oak, this Cognac is finished in Port casks, which layer in dried-fruit and spice notes on top of Cognac's usual toasted-nut character.

What's the story behind Camus?

Camus has been a family-owned Cognac house since 1863 and remains one of the last major independent, family-run houses in the region.

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