Courvoisier Cognac V.S. Vine: Cognac Ageing: The resulting *eau-de-vie* is then aged in oak barrels, which are carefully selected to impart specific flavors and aromas to the Cognac. The barrels are stored in the company's cellars, located in the town of Jarnac, and are closely monitored to ensure the Cognac ages properly. Aromas and Taste: Its smooth, delicate flavor and aroma make it a popular choice for those new to Cognac, as well as for those who appreciate its subtle complexity. Bottle capacity: cl. 70 Alcohol: 40% This Cognac is a blend of Petite Champagne and a majority of Fins Bois, with the oldest components aged for seven years. The Fins Bois imparts finesse and fruitiness, resulting in a highly fruity aromatic profile featuring fresh notes of ripe fruit, spring flowers, and wood. On the nose, it is balanced yet possesses the vigor of a young Cognac; it is powerful and harmonious, with a rich, intense aroma.