| Description | V.S.O.P. stands for Very Superior Old Pale. Often times it's referred to as Very Special Old Pale. A VSOP Cognac is where the youngest brandy in the blend is aged for at least four years in barrels. Hennessy is perfectly positioned to be one of the brands that benefit from this renewed interest in the category. | Rémy Martin 1738 is an awesome cognac adored for its ripe fruit, vanilla, herbs, and bundles of fig flavor notes, that lasts for ages. | Baileys Original Irish Cream is an indulgent fusion of fresh Irish dairy cream, aged Irish whiskey with a hint of cocoa and undertones of vanilla. Only the finest ingredients are used to make Baileys Irish Cream, the whiskey is sourced from the Old Bushmills Distillery and the combination of vanilla and cream is simply heavenly. | | | Amarula Cream is a pure blend of nature’s fresh cream and the mysterious taste of the wild marula fruit. Amarula Cream is made from handpicked marula fruit, which is fermented, distilled, and matured for 2 years in French oak before being blended with the finest fresh cream. |
| Content | V.S.O.P. stands for Very Superior Old Pale. Often times it's referred to as Very Special Old Pale. A VSOP Cognac is where the youngest brandy in the blend is aged for at least four years in barrels. The average age of Cognacs in the VSOP category may well be older than this. It’s the youngest eau-de-vie in the blend that determines the actual quality of the Cognac. This means the moment a four-year-old eau-de-vie is incorporated in the blend it automatically becomes a V.S.O.P. Cognac even if every other component is much older. Hennessy is perfectly positioned to be one of the brands that benefit from this renewed interest in the category |
Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac was Launched in 1997 and named after the royal decree issued in 1738 when King Louis XV granted the Accord Royal to Rémy Martin in honor of his craftsmanship. All Rémy Martin cognacs have the cognac fine champagne appellation, meaning that they come exclusively from a blend of eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus, with at least 50% of Grande Champagne. Rémy Martin 1738 is an awesome cognac adored for its ripe fruit, vanilla, herbs, and bundles of fig flavor notes, that lasts for ages. | Baileys Original Irish Cream is an indulgent fusion of fresh Irish dairy cream, aged Irish whiskey with a hint of cocoa and undertones of vanilla. Only the finest ingredients are used to make Baileys Irish Cream, the whiskey is sourced from the Old Bushmills Distillery and the combination of vanilla and cream is simply heavenly. This is a unique Irish spirit made from a mix of cream, sugar, cocoa, and the finest Irish spirits. Each bottle of Bailey’s is 50% fresh cream, combined with triple distilled Irish whiskey. | Why the name Blue Swift?
The First-ever spirit drink made of cognac VSOP and finished in Bourbon casks product of France.
This finishing process adds rich aromatic tones to Martell's delicate, pure Cognac, layering the characteristic candied fruit and plum notes with vanilla and toasted oak. | Martell distils exclusive clear wines. It has fruity notes of plum, abricot, and lemon confit. The eaux-de-vie stem from both the Petite and Grande Champagne and are distilled, aged, and blended by a single distillery. Offers a aunique profile and a ricer taste experience, martell has always made a choice of understated luxury to focus on the very high taste of wine. | Amarula Cream is a pure blend of nature’s fresh cream and the mysterious taste of the wild marula fruit. Amarula Cream is made from handpicked marula fruit, which is fermented, distilled, and matured for 2 years in French oak before being blended with the finest fresh cream. Internationally award-winning Amarula cream is best enjoyed neat or on ice. The spirit of Africa – Amarula comes from the southern plains of Africa where the marula fruit is grown. The fruit attracts many animals, especially elephants, and is often referred to as the ‘elephant treeÂ’ because elephants travel miles for it. The marula tree is an important local tribal legend because its fruit is believed to have aphrodisiac properties, and so, features in local fertility rites. The marula tree is also known as “The Marriage Tree” and tribal weddings take place beneath its branches to this day. |
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