BrandyVerse/Sephina VSOP Cognac Pineau des Charentes 750 ml

Sephina VSOP Cognac Pineau des Charentes 750 ml

Cognac, France
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About this bottle

Sephina is a VSOP Cognac spirit drink blended with Pineau des Charentes, the fortified wine-and-brandy aperitif traditionally made in the same corner of southwest France. The blend softens the Cognac's usual intensity, landing somewhere between a straight brandy and a fortified wine — lower proof than standard Cognac, with more of the grape's natural sweetness coming through. Expect dried fruit, honeyed grape, and light oak on the nose, with a smooth, mellow palate that leans more toward an aperitif than a sipping spirit. It's an easy introduction to the Cognac region's other great export for anyone who finds full-strength Cognac too assertive.

How to drink Sephina VSOP

Serve it chilled or over ice as an aperitif, the way Pineau des Charentes is traditionally poured in France — its lower proof and grape sweetness make it better suited to sipping before a meal than after. It also makes an easy, low-proof stand-in for vermouth in a simple spritz.

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CognacCognac, France

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Questions about this bottle

What is Pineau des Charentes?

It's a traditional French aperitif from the Cognac region, made by blending unfermented grape juice with Cognac. Sephina uses this method to soften a VSOP Cognac into a lighter, sweeter pour.

Is Sephina the same as regular Cognac?

No — it's a Cognac VSOP blended with Pineau des Charentes, which lowers the proof and adds natural grape sweetness, making it closer to an aperitif wine than a full-strength brandy.

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