Fine Champagne Cognac

Fine Champagne Cognac is a prestigious designation for cognac made exclusively from a blend of eaux-de-vie sourced from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus, two of the top-tier growing regions in Cognac, France. Unlike single-cru cognacs, it must contain at least 50% Grande Champagne, prized for its chalky soils and elegant, long-aging potential, with the balance from Petite Champagne, known for its robust, fruity character. Houses like De Luze and Réviseur excel in this category, crafting expressions—VS, VSOP, or XO—that marry floral finesse with rich depth, often aged in Limousin oak for added complexity. The term “Fine Champagne” reflects not a quality grade but a specific terroir blend, offering a harmonious, refined taste coveted by cognac enthusiasts.