How to Drink Cognac

Whether or not to chill Cognac is a matter of personal preference. Some people prefer to drink Cognac neat, at room temperature, to fully appreciate its complex aroma and flavor profile. Others prefer to enjoy Cognac slightly chilled, as this can help to mellow the alcohol and bring out certain flavors and aromas. If you do choose to chill your Cognac, it's important to do so gradually and not to over-chill it. Cognac should be...

Tips for Tasting Cognac How to drink cognac is part art form and part personal preference. In order to learn how to drink cognac, you'll need to learn the finer points and then apply them to suit your taste. The Right Temperature For Cognac Cognac should be drunk at room temperature. Do not heat Cognac as it destroys the flavors as the alcohol evaporates. If you have stored Cognac below room room temperature, perhaps in a cellar,...

Cognac is a type of brandy that is often enjoyed as a digestif or an after-dinner drink. However, it can also be paired with a variety of foods, including cold meats. In this blog post, we will explore the world of pairing cognac and cold meats, and provide you with some tips and recommendations for creating the perfect pairing. The Basics of Pairing Cognac and Cold MeatsWhen it comes to pairing cognac and cold meats,...

Cognac and cheese are two of the most beloved foods in the world. They are both rich and complex, and they both have a long history of being enjoyed by people from all walks of life. In this blog post, we will explore the wonderful world of pairing cognac and cheese. We will discuss the different types of cheese that pair well with cognac, as well as how to serve them together. The Basics of...

Pairing food and drinks with music can be a fun and creative way to enhance the sensory experience. Chocolate and cognac are two luxurious and indulgent treats that can be paired with a variety of music genres to create a rich and unforgettable experience. The rich, complex flavors of cognac can be paired with music that is similarly rich and complex, such as jazz or classical. Jazz music with its smooth and soulful sounds...

Cognac is a type of brandy that is often sipped on its own, but it can also be enjoyed with a variety of different foods. The rich, complex flavors of cognac make it an excellent pairing for many different types of cuisine, from savory meats to sweet desserts. In this article, we will explore some of the best foods to pair with cognac. One classic pairing for cognac is cheese. The creamy, salty flavors of...

Cognac is a type of brandy that is widely popular around the world. It is made from distilled white wine, and then aged in oak barrels for a minimum of two years. Cognac can be enjoyed on its own or used as an ingredient in cocktails, and it is important to store it properly to ensure that it retains its flavor and quality over time. Let's discuss how to store cognac and for how...

Cognac is a luxurious French brandy that is enjoyed by many around the world. It's a spirit that is produced in the Cognac region of France and is made from distilled white wine. Cognac is known for its rich flavors and aromas, and it is enjoyed by both new and experienced drinkers. While some may believe that cognac is only for the wealthy, there is actually a cognac for everyone at all prices. Firstly, let's...

Ari Kolas, co-owner of Apollo Wine & Spirits, writes in the Post Bulletin something we agree with: "Cognac is the perfect winter drink. We all have the  images of an aristocratic gentleman like Winston Churchill drinking from a snifter of brandy as he sits in his library with a warm fire burning in the background. It is the most enduring image of brandy I have.  But brandy is not just for old gentleman anymore. You can...

Cognac has become an immensely popular drink. Cognac sales have exploded worldwide. According to the Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac (BNIC) cognac sales have experienced record more than double digit growth led by burgeoning sales in the United States and China. Sales of Hennessy V.S. have either been rationed or sold out entirely across parts of the United States. Despite skyrocketing sales, Cognac often takes a back seat as a cocktail mixer to vodka, gin,...