Courvoisier VS Cognac

Nose of fresh (unused) motor oil. Taste matches the nose, but with a finish of peppery tequila.

A little weird tasting. I guess if you like it you like it. Not bad mixed with a little amaretto as in a "french connection."

On the nose an astringent, almost cologne smell, though not detrimental or overpowering and floral. Taste is great, sweet blackberries, vanilla, hint of maple, with a smooth medium finishing. Overall, I think this is a solid Cognac (though only my second ever bought bottle, first was D'Usee VSOP) and cheaper in price too than my first bought bottle. Will definitely buy again!

Nose - chocolate, raisin, nougat nuttiness, caramelized apple, grape juice, butterscotch, honeysuckle, mild oak notes, moderate ethanol burn. Taste - raisin, chocolate, butterscotch, vanilla, syrupy grape, praline, sweet cream, chili pepper, marked barrel spice, moderate to high alcohol bite, finishing fairly quickly with butterscotch, raisin, and prickly barrel spice flavors. This is both hotter and (in my opinion) more pleasantly complex than the Hennessy VS offering. By no means is this top shelf, but I find it reasonably serviceable and enjoy it slightly more than the Henny.

Well it got bad reviews. But one of the better cognacs I’ve had. Definitely sweet. Raisins on the nose. Afterwards just sweet. But I’m not a cognac guy.

Sweet, vanilla, fruits, but of spice but not overwhelming. It’s good. It’s cognac. Short/mediumish finish. Warm!