Spirits: D'Ussé VSOP Cognac

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Spirits: D'Ussé VSOP Cognac

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D'Ussé Cognac is a VSOP from the house of Chateau de Cognac, the makers of Baron Otard. Both brands belong to drinks giant Bacardi. D'Ussé is a uniquely powerful Cognac that delivers a bold flavor and a smooth finish. This remarkable liquid starts with an intense aroma unlike any other Cognac on the market, rich in woody aromas that are then backed by touches of cinnamon and floral notes. The taste delivers subtle accents of honey and dried fruits. [Read More]

The combination of its bold flavor, smooth finish and honey notes represent a differentiated taste that sets it apart from other known Cognacs. The bottle looks quite cool: Very tound, a simple cork, no label on the cork... and a gold-double-cross on the front. Very royal, an interesting mix of medieval, bourgeois and somehow a bit rough.