Camus Intensely Aromatic VS Cognac

Auch guter Cognac wird nicht mein Lieblingsschnaps.

Lots of depth and viscosity for such a young spirit. I will buy again!

Such a nice Cognac! Noses of ripe orchard fruits--a combination of apple, pear, white grapes, and apricots. There is also a vanilla spiciness aroma. Sipping this nectar the fruit is forward and the vanilla spice follows immediately. Holding it on your tongue these flavors interplay nicely like an alcoholic fruit punch. The finish is medium long, drying, inviting another sip. Yes, there are better and more complex Cognacs out there; after all, this is the introductory expression from Camus. But, what an introduction! This can usually be found in the $20-30 range here in the US. It would be very hard to find a better value. This is very easy to sip and enjoy and would serve as a fantastic starter for a novice Cognac drinker. And, if you are not a novice, it is still a fantastic Cognac.

Sweet, strong caramel taste

Peppered pear nose. Complex and long: starts with peppery alcohol, then gives way to lilac (close my eyes, the drink is lilac-hued). It finishes like a Granny Smith, it doesn't leave my mouth dry, in fact my cheeks water for more. A light drink, not my custom or preference; done well, just not my type. A soft spoken blonde with baby blues that has to be coerced to blossom: the tease is for some.