Description

Brand Story

The Camus cognac house, located in the Cognac Les Borderies region of France, is now in its fifth generation of producing top-quality cognacs. In 1863, the company was founded by Jean-Baptiste Camus as a distribution group for cognacs from a wide range of houses - at the time, these were marketed under the name ‘La Grande Marque’. Today, Camus is run by Cyril, Jean-Baptiste's direct descendant. Over 180 hectares, they produce the smallest and rarest crus, which generally give cognacs with intense, floral notes.

Product Detail

The Camus Intensely Aromatic range is made up of blends of the best eaux-de-vie from the Les Borderies crus, with the VSOP distinguished by its high terpenol content and incomparable floral fragrances. This is an intensely aromatic cognac whose floral and fruity aromas with notes of oak, spices and vanilla come from the meticulous selection of eaux-de-vie. They reflect the main aromas of the terroir, some of which come from the Les Borderies cru. The casks used for ageing each contain little tannin.

Country Of Origin : Les Borderies Cognac, France

Capacity : 70cl

Alcohol Content : 40%

Type : Cognac

Cask type : Oak barrel

Year : min 4 years

Brand : Camus

Grape variety : Ugni blanc

Tasting Notes

Nose: Fresh aromas of tropical fruit mixed with generous notes of white flowers and subtle tannins.

Palate: Rich fruity aromas precede an intense spicy finish with hints of vanilla.

Finish: A touch of spice and vanilla crowns the finesse of the finish.