D’USS VSOP is a Fine Champagne Cognac from the cellars of the Chteau de Cognac aged a minimum of four and a half years and crafted by cellar master Michel Casavecchia, blending tradition with a bold, full-bodied modern style.

D’USS carries the Fine Champagne designation, meaning its blend draws on the Grande and Petite Champagne crus at the heart of the Cognac region. Matured in the centuries-old cellars of the Chteau de Cognac and bottled at a minimum of four and a half years well beyond the VSOP requirement it is built around a powerful, woody character layered with cinnamon and floral notes, finishing on honey and dried fruit.

It works neat or over ice as a sipping cognac, and its bold structure also stands up in cognac cocktails and classic serves.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: A powerful bouquet, rich in woody notes layered with cinnamon and floral character.
• Palate: Distinctively and unexpectedly smooth, with hints of spice, almond, and cinnamon.
• Finish: Subtle accents of honey and dried fruits.

Specs

• Producer: D’USS, Chteau de Cognac, France
• Style: Fine Champagne Cognac VSOP
• Age: Minimum 4.5 years
• ABV: 40% (80 Proof)
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What does Fine Champagne mean on D’USS VSOP? It means the blend is drawn from the Grande and Petite Champagne crus of the Cognac region, with at least half from Grande Champagne the most prized growing areas.
• How long is D’USS VSOP aged? A minimum of four and a half years in the cellars of the Chteau de Cognac, longer than the VSOP category requires.
• How do you serve D’USS VSOP? Neat or over ice as a sipping cognac, or in cognac cocktails where its bold, full-bodied character can carry the drink.

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