BrandyVerse/Branson Royal 750 ml
Branson Royal 750 ml
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About this bottle
Branson Cognac is a VS-style cognac produced in the Cognac region of France, distilled from Ugni Blanc grapes using the traditional double copper-pot still method required for the appellation, then aged in French oak. Branson comes from a venture backed by entrepreneur Richard Branson, positioning itself as a more accessibly priced entry into cognac rather than a rare vintage. Expect the fruit-forward, lightly oaked profile typical of a young VS cognac: baked apple, vanilla, and a touch of spice. It's built for cognac newcomers and cocktail use as much as neat sipping.
How to drink Branson Cognac
Use it in a Sidecar or French 75 where a young VS cognac's fruit character shines, or sip it over ice if you prefer it simple.
Tasting notes
Nosebaked apple, vanilla
Palatefruit, light oak, spice
Finishshort, fruity
Specs
Cognac80 proof · French oak · Cognac, France
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Questions about this bottle
How should Branson Royal VS Cognac be served?
Neat, on the rocks, or in a cocktail -- VS cognac is young enough to mix well without losing its character.
What cocktails work well with Branson Royal?
It's a solid base for a Sidecar or a French Connection, or simply topped with soda water.
What does 'VS' mean on a Cognac label?
VS stands for 'Very Special' and is the youngest official Cognac age category, requiring a minimum of two years aging in oak under Cognac AOC rules.
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