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JCB XO Cognac Grande Champagne 750 ml
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JCB XO Cognac Grande Champagne is a cognac from the renowned Cognac house of Jean-Charles Boisset. This cognac is made from the finest eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne region of Cognac, France. It is aged for at least 10 years in oak barrels, giving it a deep, complex flavor. The cognac is then blended and bottled in the traditional style, with a beautiful, hand-crafted bottle. JCB XO Cognac Grande Champagne is a sophisticated spirit that is great for sipping neat or in a classic cocktail.
How to drink JCB XO Cognac
Take it neat in a tulip-shaped glass rather than a wide snifter, which concentrates the aroma better for an XO-level cognac. It also makes a refined sidecar if you want to see it through a classic cocktail.
Specs
CognacOak · Cognac, France
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How should I drink JCB XO Cognac?
Neat, in a tulip glass or snifter, at room temperature — an XO cognac is meant for slow sipping rather than mixing.
What does "XO" mean on a cognac label?
XO (Extra Old) requires the youngest brandy in the blend to be aged at least 10 years — a longer minimum than VS or VSOP, which is why XO cognacs tend to be rounder and more complex.
What does "Grande Champagne" mean here?
It's Cognac's most prized growing region, not related to sparkling Champagne — grapes from Grande Champagne are prized for producing the longest-aging, most refined eaux-de-vie.
Who is behind the JCB label?
JCB stands for Jean-Charles Boisset, a French winemaker from a longtime Burgundy wine family who also built a wine and spirits portfolio in California's Napa Valley.
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